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Why War Era Veterans & their Families do not want more War. Pain comes home.
Joseph, a person commenting on my initial statement, seemed to think you had to be there, in the bloody battles, to comment on this subject as a vet of that era. I truly know the cost. As I look at your picture, Joseph, my comment was amend...
Blue Skies, Bluebonnets, & Cobalt Blue DEW proof tile to protect your Kitty too.
Blue skies, Bluebonnets, Blue Bell Ice Cream, and Cobalt Blue tile. This is leaving Salvage, Texas, soon to be a DEW-proof roof for a fireproof house. Imagine such a need in a day when Mazers are the thing few know anything about.
Forget Me Not Chapel: tiny example of Great spiritual houses for prayers & gratitude.
No, this chapel is no longer for sale; it lives in Garfield, Texas, last I heard. Portable Chapels can move again one day, the special things that make them pay because you can depreciate them, write off your taxes, and thus not pay for war...
Few realize how many millions are earned from salvaging bridges, ships, houses, buildings, & more.
When Demolition Inc., the most significant building leveler in the world, got the clean-up job on the Twin Towers, some of us thought it curious since they did not need to demo the structures, for they had fallen as if that very company had...
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