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In his own words- “About me” from his website- UnOfficial CFCRS Web Page
Yes! That little silhouette is me! I am getting ready to enter a training fire. If there is one thing I love to do (other than fight fire, of course) it is to take training. I love to learn. And … Continue reading
Posted in Annapolis Fire Department, Community Fire Company of Rising Sun, Firefighting, Pre-stage IV
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Heading to Philly today…
My calendar was freed up a few weeks ago. So, I inquired about the Melanoma Messengers Training through Melanoma Research Foundation. They still had some openings, so I signed up and asked my father to attend with me. I really … Continue reading
Funeral pics are up on www.leakycreek.com- Part I
Sigh. I’m trying to get some odds and ends wrapped up before I go back to work. I know when I go back to work, I’ll be exhausted and tired and will have little free time. I’ve tried numerous times … Continue reading
Posted in Leaky Creek, Life after John's Death, Nathaniel, Pre-stage IV, Stage IV, Uncategorized
Tagged academy, Annapolis, Annapolis Fire Department, beautiful sights, behind the scenes, black drapes, brothers, Cecil County, Charlie, Chester County, Community Fire Company of Rising Sun, detached, double rainbow, double rainbows, drapes, eternally greatful, exhausted, faith, firefighter, flag, flowers, hail, half mast, Harford County, honor guard, Lancaster County, leakycreek.com, Love Always, Mary, Mary Ann Kyte, memories, Nathaniel, photo board, photographer, photos, rain, rainbow, rainbows, religous, Right Now, Rising Sun, Robert Fulton, sharing memories, shining boots, Standby, standby crews, Station 8, tired, truck, Van Halen, viewing
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Add another first- The Dump
I’ve been trying to save money- part of “Operation Save the House.” Unfortunately, John’s death has left me with a sizable financial loss. More than anything, I’d just like to have HIM back and could care less about “his money.” … Continue reading
Posted in Annapolis Fire Department, Horses, Leaky Creek, Life after John's Death, Nathaniel
Tagged a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do, AFD, Annapolis Fire Department, beggars can't be choosers, Cecil County, desperate times call for desperate measures, dump, farm, free, garbage bill, grow old, home, home is where the heart is, I'm not going down without a fight, John, Leaky Creek, life lessons learned, man jobs, man's job, moving, Nathaniel, packing up, raise child, recycle, Rubbermaid, save money
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Rainbows & Mourning Doves 