Bus drivers can be really nice people. I've met a few. And that is great that they're treating you well. It can be a fun trip for the kids
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Lambano
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My grandparents survived the bad Topeka tornado back in ‘66. (You can Google it.) We drove out there to help with the clean up. My lasting memory was of a house that had the front torn off like a doll house, and the tornado had deposited a car in the second floor bedroom.
That can be true, but not always. I have always been more "introvert" ...deep thinker, and strong willed. I didn't follow the crowd and still don't. Sometimes extroverts are people pleasers. It can work both ways. So tbh, I don't think it's extrovert/introvert that makes a difference, but personal integrity.
Just my thoughts....
Terrifying. Glad your grandparents survived. I live in the pacific northwest and am glad. I check out the weather channel to see what's going on in the US and I see it all the time. I don't know how people east of the mountains get thru. God is good though and provides for his people.
I googled it and they have a documentary on YouTube about the '66 outbreak of tornados.
I remember tornadoes going through the Houston, Texas area when I was 3. It was during a hurricane, I believe. My mother and grandmother took me into a closet in the middle of the house. I asked my mother why we were in the closet. She said the storm had an eye and we were waiting for it to pass. In my child mind, I though... "Oh, I guess we're hiding in the closet so the storm won't see us." Lol
I'm about to post an updated weather video on the severe weather system moving yet again through the same areas....
Great idea! I have some neighbors across from me who are about 25 yrs older than me. I sometimes go visit and will end up sitting on their couch for two hours talking. lol
A major plus...they love Jesus.
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Maybe go one state over to Missouri... still tornadoes, but certain areas are not as prone. Housing is cheap and laws are more conservative leaning.
Lambano
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My parents loved Branson, Missouri. Their square dance group would attend some big square dance festival that gets held there every year. Mom made her own dresses and everything.
my son has temporarily adopted a grandmother on here.. he has been helping her with little things but i am hoping she isn't annoyed.
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my son has been telling everyone everything too personal and also asking if they read the Bible, which seems to catch people off guard often
Lambano
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Lambano
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Aww! Gotta love that! You must be awfully proud of that young man!
Hello Fluffy,
Our fears of what other people think, drives our actions more than we would admit too.
It limits our ability to talk with others because we do not want to offend them if we mention any "God Talk."
I find the best opening line if we want to talk to people about God is to ask people this question, "How is your relationship with the God that you are presently worshipping right at this very moment?" It is an open question that allows them to respond without actually asking them, "ARE YOU A CHRISTIAN?" That may be offensive, but when we allow them to chose any god that they worship in their response allows the ice to be broken and a conversation to be started with them. The question also allow them to ask you about your relationship with the God that you do worship and gives you the opportunity to talk about our relationship with Jesus/God.
Oh well, sounds like your son is not as reserved as you are.
Shalom
Our fears of what other people think, drives our actions more than we would admit too.
It limits our ability to talk with others because we do not want to offend them if we mention any "God Talk."
I find the best opening line if we want to talk to people about God is to ask people this question, "How is your relationship with the God that you are presently worshipping right at this very moment?" It is an open question that allows them to respond without actually asking them, "ARE YOU A CHRISTIAN?" That may be offensive, but when we allow them to chose any god that they worship in their response allows the ice to be broken and a conversation to be started with them. The question also allow them to ask you about your relationship with the God that you do worship and gives you the opportunity to talk about our relationship with Jesus/God.
Oh well, sounds like your son is not as reserved as you are.
Shalom
Grailhunter
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That is why I used the word usually. Not a policy or a rule....just on the average.
For example; your average psychiatric patient is an introvert. Again, not a policy or a rule....just on the average.
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When I get a notification on my phone, I announce, usually to my husband, "Somebody loves me!" Lol.
Everybody likes notifications.
Everybody likes notifications.
@FluffyYellowDuck Well, it's great that you have that activity of Bible reading in your household...
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