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I'm pretty sure churches would say that they stand against "the deliberate encouragement of dangerous disease and mass starvation."

Except those prejudiced as unworthy of continuance ... thus they go on unknown by the elite ... shadowy persona's ... some refer to them as spooks or haunts ... as the get to the elite in the night ...

The middle of this line of understanding goes out to the ends of the extreme ... sometimes know as politic! Bugs in yare NDs ... like dung beadles ... an Egyptian Icon ... NOSH-ite ... tis fecund ... like thoughts placed on chit-sticks ... god spell may vary ... as gospel oddity!
 
It's always unpleasant to see men degrading themselves. (We expect it from women; but they are simply carrying out their role as inferiors in the scheme of things.)
 
Good morning. Did I miss anything (besides church)? I woke up wide awake a 0600hrs. Rolled over and best thing I knew, it was after 9. One benefit of these dark cold mornings. Waking up at the crack of dawn is later.
 
Worse as farmers are taking down all the old windbreaks.

Yesterday I heard a snippet from my radio as I was passing through the room that contains it. A guy was talking about wind, prairies and farming. What I heard was that multiple thousands of miles of windbreak trees were planted after the Dirty Thirties. Now I see bare fields again as today's farmers tear them out.
 
Good morning. Did I miss anything (besides church)? I woke up wide awake a 0600hrs. Rolled over and best thing I knew, it was after 9. One benefit of these dark cold mornings. Waking up at the crack of dawn is later.
I was never able to sleep past 4 AM till I got sick...and lately I'm rarely awake before 8 AM...this morning i slept till 9:00.
 
Yesterday I heard a snippet from my radio as I was passing through the room that contains it. A guy was talking about wind, prairies and farming. What I heard was that multiple thousands of miles of windbreak trees were planted after the Dirty Thirties. Now I see bare fields again as today's farmers tear them out.
Yes, they planted them so the fields wouldn't blow away, to attract and retain moisture, and for soil health...now they are taking them down as they think they can get larger yields (I did hear from a farmer that they have no choice) and better returns - we're going to have the same situation as the 30s soon as canola is becoming now what wheat was back then that led to the problem.
 
Good morning. Did I miss anything (besides church)? I woke up wide awake a 0600hrs. Rolled over and best thing I knew, it was after 9. One benefit of these dark cold mornings. Waking up at the crack of dawn is later.

The crack of don is latent in winter months ...?????????

In Celtic spirit ... that would be the hole where the sun breaks through the endless nigh ...

Then Scott Peck states that he believes spirit is the sol ... perhaps one coming the other going or go-est ...
 
Yes, they planted them so the fields wouldn't blow away, to attract and retain moisture, and for soil health...now they are taking them down as they think they can get larger yields (I did hear from a farmer that they have no choice) and better returns - we're going to have the same situation as the 30s soon as canola is becoming now what wheat was back then that led to the problem.

Yes, people across Canada are lined up every day at their local grocery stores eager to purchase canola.
 
The neighbour who comes over 2x a day to help mom with meals has decided that we are not giving out any Halloween candy unless we "hire" someone (her?) to do it - first off, not her house or choice to make, second, we have a plan already and she won't even be over here on Tuesday.
 
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