All About Pocket Knives

Reading 'bout them young'ens.

Ridgegrass wrote: ↑Sun Jun 11, 2023 9:12 pm Willy , glad to see you back! J.O'.

Yesir' fellow picker, it's good to be back!

In the grand scheme of things, I had to leave for these 7 months, it was supposed to happen. Talk to Dale (Orvet), and he'll fill you in.

By the complete leveling of that old life, everything pre-August 4th, 2022 is gone. As it should be.

It took 7 months for everything to finally come together, and now I completely understand why those 23 years happened.

In layman's terms, I "turned over a new leaf".
In biblical terms, "Put off the old man, put on the new". That man that was then, no longer exsits.

Everything has changed boys!

My health is better now, than before 2014.

I am clear of mind. I am proactive for my health, the bi-polar, everything.
The porn addition died with that old wicked man!

I AM COMPLETELLY FREE FROM THOSE CHAINS OF BONDAGE THE MONSTER BOUND ME WITH, JUNE 23, 2011.
I was 12 years old.

I am clear, I am free, I know what my path in life is now. Wherever the Lord takes me, I shall follow.

God speed you Willy. O'.

Ridgegrass wrote: ↑Mon Jun 12, 2023 12:23 am God speed you Willy. O'.

Ridgegrass wrote: ↑Mon Jun 12, 2023 12:23 am God speed you Willy. O'.

Oh brother, you know what my call is?


My perfect ability to sing naturally, my perfect mind, my body able to feel the sound waves from any speaker source.


The way He has created me, I am a walking computer, and a walking sound transmitter.

I am dead serious.

Once a sound source hits the certan hertz, my nervous system links in, and my brain processes the sound throughout my nervous.


It is like the most mind bending massage you could ever have, and it doesn't even come close.

With the songs beat, my body pulses in perfect time.

Oh, and in turn, I can naturally dance, like nothing you've ever seen.



You know what, I think this just a taste of what are heavenly body will be like.
We will be in tune with heaven around us.

Like it says in the word, the will be praiseing for all of eternty. We will be worshiping like nothing else!!!

I've been watching and listening to heavy, edifing things of God. My body go into sink with it, and I go like nothing you've ever seen.


Like it is written in the before time, to bring about the period of peace, before the greatest clammity strikes us human kind. The pre-pre great tribulation.

Good night brother, I feel absolutely wondful!!!!

I like to read the Bible in various translations. I'm currently reading from the English Standard Version (ESV) in the Book of Psalms. I left off reading this evening at Psalms 110.

I just read the latest CJ Box book in the Joe Pickett series. Like sll the others in the series, the book was really good.

The Craig Johnson, Longmire series was a fun read too. I wish he had more books coming out.

With the way things are going in this country, I might pull out and re-read Edward Abbey's Monkey Wrench Gang.

Just finished The Fountainhead by Ann Rand.

A laborious read, but worth it.

Now to tackle Atlas Shrugged.

I just finished Stephen Hunter's The Bullet Garden. Boring book. Don't waste time nor money on it.

Ray

The Federalist Papers (for a US Constitution course) and Killing the Legends by O'Reilly

RobesonsRme.com wrote: ↑Tue Jun 20, 2023 11:26 pm Just finished The Fountainhead by Ann Rand.

A laborious read, but worth it.

Now to tackle Atlas Shrugged.

Atlas shrugged is better in my opinion.
They are both great books.

edgy46 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 21, 2023 12:22 pm

RobesonsRme.com wrote: ↑Tue Jun 20, 2023 11:26 pm Just finished The Fountainhead by Ann Rand.

A laborious read, but worth it.

Now to tackle Atlas Shrugged.

Atlas shrugged is better in my opinion.
They are both great books.

I enjoyed Anthem my Ann Rand in high school and thought it was a great book. I believe I also read Atlas Shrugged and started Fountainhead but found it to laborious. Too many bones and not enough meat for my taste! But that was 50 years ago. I might reread it and find it fascinating.

The book I am currently reading is The Return of the Gods by Jonathan Cahn. I am finding a fascinating!

Here are some very well-done books on the U.S. Cavalry. This section Vol. III of the book series, I am reading is to 1916, so just before WWI

Sorry I bombed the thread fellers. Wrong place, wrong time.

But what can i say, its how my brain is wired.... Back to good ole books.

A little research.

GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 10:31 pm Here are some very well-done books on the U.S. Cavalry. This section Vol. III of the book series, I am reading is to 1916, so just before WWI

The title, "The Horse Soldier 1776-1943" title caught my attention. I will see if I can find it.

A couple of years ago I read a book with a similar name:

Horse Soldiers: The Extraordinary Story of a Band of US Soldiers Who Rode to Victory in Afghanistan
https://www.amazon.com/Horse-Soldiers-E ... 1416580522

The newer Horse Soldiers book told the story of some extraordinarily brave US Troops in Afghanistan. It's worth a read.

Jeepergeo wrote: ↑Mon Jul 10, 2023 9:24 pm

GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 10:31 pm Here are some very well-done books on the U.S. Cavalry. This section Vol. III of the book series, I am reading is to 1916, so just before WWI

The newer Horse Soldiers book told the story of some extraordinarily brave US Troops in Afghanistan. It's worth a read.

I have read the newer Horse Soldiers book and I liked it so much I got it on CD and listened to it a couple of years later. Some of the action took place around Kunduz City, the capital of Kunduz Provance. I spent 8 months there training the Afghan National Police in 2003 not so long after the story takes place. An interesting part of the world...

The Rainbow And The Rose by Nevil Shute.

Should have been made into a movie long ago.

Next on the list.

This little book is interesting!

RobesonsRme.com wrote: ↑Tue Jul 11, 2023 12:50 pm The Rainbow And The Rose by Nevil Shute.

Should have been made into a movie long ago.

I recently re-read On The Beach, remembering what could happen is a good idea.

On The Beach is a very depressing and frightening book.

Steve Warden wrote: ↑Mon May 15, 2023 12:07 pm 20230515_073139.jpg
This one comes up on every "Best Western Novels" list I've seen. I've put off getting it only because of its size--840+ pages. Well, I received a Barnes and Noble gift card for my birthday, soooo....
I'm about 60 pages in and really enjoying it.
Gonna take a while to finish, but I can see why it's a Pulitzer Prize winner.

Nope, never watched the miniseries. Guess I'll have to.

And two months later...just finished. An excellent read. Far from being action packed, but McMurtry knows how to keep it interesting. I never thought while reading this about giving up on it; it's that good.

Now to peruse the bookcase and find what's next.
Hmmmm....history? Or more fiction?

And I believe our public library has the miniseries on DVD.

Just started this one. This Here’s a Good’un. It’s a collection of short stories by the author.

Ken