Beautiful tribute to Randall Willie. I missed out on knowing him, but from the tributes I do know he was a very special, much loved man. Thank you, I almost feel like I know a little about him.
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And you're going to do what with 4 gallons?
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Willie,
Again, you've paid an honorable and fantastic tribute to our Tx! That vid tribute will never be equaled, let alone surpassed, in ECF history.
It's such a sweet, sentimental, but yet poignant reminiscent (noun) for the privileged that truly appreciated and loved Tx!
Thanx, from the bottom of my ol' heart!
Caution: Flashbacks can cause tears!
Again, you've paid an honorable and fantastic tribute to our Tx! That vid tribute will never be equaled, let alone surpassed, in ECF history.
It's such a sweet, sentimental, but yet poignant reminiscent (noun) for the privileged that truly appreciated and loved Tx!
Thanx, from the bottom of my ol' heart!
Caution: Flashbacks can cause tears!
Wow Part 4 already. Man 3 went fast. Oh and bells as I remember it it was
great gobs of gooey greasy gopher guts
itty bitty birdy feet
I think something needs to be added about Kale.
great gobs of gooey greasy gopher guts
itty bitty birdy feet
I think something needs to be added about Kale.
Johnny, I truly hope that the "Old Timers" don't get tired of a re-hash, so to speak .. and I also truly hope the "New Timers" will gain some degree of insight into the guy that took those early steps back when the roots were still taking hold .. and, when and if the need ever arose again for any of us, and I had the material to work with, I'd do it again (if I were able) .. there is a certain Native American guy that I always think of when I re-play the TX vid ..
Never will I tire of it......that's a video that I've had saved in my links from the first time I saw it..... and yes I think often of him and Elbert Dee...
Willie, I, for one, will never tire of 're-hashing'. Those are beautiful memories that I, and am sure many others here, cherish.
Thank you again for another heartfelt tribute!
It was quite touching!!!Again, I did not have the pleasure of knowing him, but I always love the tributes and will never tire of such wonderful tributes to a truly fantastic, loved man.
wana haingout Kay ?
Here's hoping its successful for him. I was having heel problems last winter. Couldn't walk without limping. The foot doc had me wear a 'air cast' for a few weeks and large daily consumption of an ibuprofen medicine. It eased the pain and now I wear 'Super Feet' insoles in my shoes for good support. So far, so good.
If his doc hasn't recommended good arch support inserts for his shoes, I recommend he look into it.
For me, Tx was dat ol' slouchy cowboy hat that was weathered and survived so much and yet still was relied upon. Regardless of condition, fashion and 'weather', he was there with a heart and soul as vast as his background!
Elbert, for me, was a 'new' pair o' boots that surprisingly and unassumingly didn't need any break in period, and 'fit' like ol' broke-in mocs/slippers. My regret is that his heritage mentoring was just gaining grand momentum when he 'soared'!
And, yes, I can't think of one without cherishing the other... <sigh...>
Deba,
So glad that all went well! Just do your Mama thing and don't let him push too far too early too quickly.
So glad that all went well! Just do your Mama thing and don't let him push too far too early too quickly.
Well, what else .. put the lime in the coconut ..
Perfect comeback!! Wonder how long it would take to drink it all up?
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This picture was taken from the International Space Station by Station Commander Kelly. It's the fires in the NW as seen from space. I think those folks need our prayers. Because it looks like hell on earth.
On that note I bid you all Goodnight.
On that note I bid you all Goodnight.
Wow, looks like an Apocalypse movie. I have Belgian friends who live out there too. Lots of prayers being said here.
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