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Oh my word.... and they just had an EF3 not even 2 weeks ago...
your righ but we gatta keep holding on patrick fountain
your righ but we gatta keep strong
on patrick fountain
my son goes to school there not an easy night for him, his freinds and us back in CT
"God's voice thunders in marvelous ways; He does great things beyond our understanding. He says to the snow, 'Fall on the earth,' and to the rain shower, 'Be a mighty downpour.' So that all men He has made may know His work, He stops every man from His labor." Man, that is so true. We have got all our big schedules – our plans – until God intervenes with something we have absolutely no control over – the weather. It's a powerful reminder that we are not in charge and God is.
This is where I grew up. I can't believe this.
that description of the Dominator vehicle is amazing–like science fiction–what dedicated scientists
This tornado is not close to being the worst ever. My parents survived the 1925 tri-state tornado. One tornado touched down in Missouri and continued over a period of 3 hours for over 200 miles on the ground through Illinois and into Indiana. 695 persons were killed by this one tornado – 234 were killed in a single town (Murphysboro, IL).
its so sad how all this has happened i like to say to the vitmes to hold on and stay strong you may e-mail me @ orrchris88@yahoo.com i would like to be a big help to all that allows me to love all of gods children
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