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No, I feel something is wrong for the prices to be that low.

You can report it, if you want. Report a Fireball (amsmeteors.org)

Payment is due at the beginning of the month.

Force be with you, may it.

Colloquial manners are quite becoming.

My thinking with canned food is it has water in it, so that can help with preventing dehydration. It's good to have a variety since we don't know what the emergency will be. If it's an earthquake we might stay in the backyard and eat canned food, if it's a fire we'd probably need to evacuate and lighter food would be easier to transport.

Hyundai, Motorola

Enjoyed it as well! I liked his point how though they're in a bubble now, living at the branch, they weren't for 30 years. And even living at the branch they still have to take time for their marriage.

It's been a while since I lived in Alabama but I did experience tornado warnings and being stuck on the road while the sirens were going off. I never saw a tornado, though. Glad you made it through!

My understanding is that the workers were sheltering in the restroom area. I don't know if it was large enough to accommodate them all, but that was probably the safest place they could have been. They probably don't have storm shelters at home, and it's not a good idea to be driving when a tornado warning is in effect. It's very easy to be caught in traffic and a car isn't a shelter.

We lived in Tamaulipas for about 7 years, and left to come back to the US in 2016. We were in the English group in Ciudad Mante for a few of those years, until it was closed when the English was reorganized. We weren't exactly there for the need (my husband is from there), but we were glad to be able to be where the need was! We still miss the banana leaf tamales.

We've mostly bought 2000-2010 cars/trucks for between $2,500-6,500. We've found Hyundai to be relatively cheaper and pretty reliable for our area. If you need a car, definitely pray about it, and be a little flexible. We feel Jehovah helped us find what we needed and could afford. If I'm looking at ads like on OfferUp, I try to look for detailed ads and discern if people are honest and took care of the maintenance. If they did, mileage might be a lesser factor. Also, you can get a car checked by a mechanic before you buy it-it costs money but it can save money in the end.

I heard this on the radio, it was making me cry! Ugh!

What's it about?

There's a radio program that answers people's questions about English language usage and is fun to listen to. A Way with Words | Radio show and podcast about language and linguistics, with callers from all over (waywordradio.org)