The first election I could vote in was for George W. Bush and I’m already tired of politics. My grandma voted for Truman!
I think President Washington would be disappointed at what this country is like now. I’m sending this link to a bunch of people on both sides of the issues.
Looking forward to seeing you soon.
Clever post, Tina. 🙂
You’ve got a great style.
Quite a line-up. Is it my imagination or is George Washington thinking, “Don’t they have anyone like Thomas Jefferson or John Adams around?”
I don’t know whether this is funny or sad. Just the names and faces change! I lived through most of these and I had forgotten the ups and downs.
We’re enjoying your site now that we’ve found it. I notice you have quite a few magazine scans and articles, which I think is a lot more interesting than when people talk about what they cooked for breakfast, etc. etc. We both like your practical approach to work. Thanks for your great teaching and wit! B and R
Hello Ms. Rowe. You were a real blessing at the church safety seminar. I took away many ideas for my church and my home. I hope you can come back again sometime because I think you have a lot to share. I will be reading your website articles from now on and I can already tell they will be interesting.
May the Lord richly bless you Ms. Tina Rowe, for your service. I wasn’t sure what to expect from the seminar in Ponca but thought you would be a rough-tough type. Boy, was I surprised! Your approach was just right for our group. I also like the way you talk about every kind of problem, not just shootings. We had a fire in our church kitchen ten years ago that almost shut us down and it was caused by exactly what you said, an extension cord that burned out. Hope to see you again real soon.
9 responses to “Nothing Lasts Forever!”
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The first election I could vote in was for George W. Bush and I’m already tired of politics. My grandma voted for Truman!
I think President Washington would be disappointed at what this country is like now. I’m sending this link to a bunch of people on both sides of the issues.
Looking forward to seeing you soon.
Clever post, Tina. 🙂
You’ve got a great style.
Quite a line-up. Is it my imagination or is George Washington thinking, “Don’t they have anyone like Thomas Jefferson or John Adams around?”
I don’t know whether this is funny or sad. Just the names and faces change! I lived through most of these and I had forgotten the ups and downs.
We’re enjoying your site now that we’ve found it. I notice you have quite a few magazine scans and articles, which I think is a lot more interesting than when people talk about what they cooked for breakfast, etc. etc. We both like your practical approach to work. Thanks for your great teaching and wit! B and R
Hello Ms. Rowe. You were a real blessing at the church safety seminar. I took away many ideas for my church and my home. I hope you can come back again sometime because I think you have a lot to share. I will be reading your website articles from now on and I can already tell they will be interesting.
May the Lord richly bless you Ms. Tina Rowe, for your service. I wasn’t sure what to expect from the seminar in Ponca but thought you would be a rough-tough type. Boy, was I surprised! Your approach was just right for our group. I also like the way you talk about every kind of problem, not just shootings. We had a fire in our church kitchen ten years ago that almost shut us down and it was caused by exactly what you said, an extension cord that burned out. Hope to see you again real soon.