New World Explorer

I understand the President is set to talk to the firefighters, today if memory serves. So much land Federally owned. Would like to see more in public hands. Same is true in Oregon and Washington. Forest management, reforestation and harvesting would go a long way to alleviating the issue.

We, as humans, if given a choice would live by the sea, a forest, etc. We have a love for what Jehovah has given. Trouble is, there are dangers here. Fire or water. Just the way it is. We live rural. And, we try to remember as wildlife aggriviates us, they were here first. There is no balance today. Only Jehovah’s Kingdom can give us that balance.

I’m Indian. In times past, the area we lived was burned on a regular basis. Those times are gone. We can be upset, or just do the best we can, under the circumstances. It is beyond our control. 

Right now, cold, dry days. It was 36 degrees when I went out in service Wednesday. Frosty, but so dry, no frost. Just cold. We are looking at drought conditions. I’ve never seen it be cold, and so dry, no frost was formed. It was the same at the assembly. Dry, and not a speck of dew on the windows. Like summer. In November.

Miss Bea, I have read many books about native Indian residents of America

My favorite past time was "Red Skin General" never translated into English.

Story of Tecumseh, loved other ones as well.