Freedom in America

Hi people. Dave here again on a cold wet dreary rainy cloudy and clammy day. I had to get all the adjectives in that I could think of in order to describe my day. So my wife will be happy now that I wrote a post today. Usually I like to write a good informative story that has some depth as well as humorous wisdom in it too.
If you meet someone for the first time and they are not having a good day, please do not judge them forever. Otherwise you might be missing out on a wonderful friendhip. Give them a second chance. It could happen to you in a moment of dismay, especially if you are a step parent. I was sorely tested by my 2 stepdaughters.
But now the rain is over, dripping off the wonderful trees onto my castle of my trailer; one morsel drop drip twinkle at a time. Be kind to one another out there…Dave gone… good day…. Paul Harvey… remember him good man….Good bye
Hi, Dave here again – feeling kinda lonely and sad .I was just thinking about my old friend that past away almost 4 years ago. He was one of those friends that knew what to do when I was feeling blue. W hen I would go and sit on the porch, he would turn his head around and just smile at me. He would get in my face to let me know “We will get through this trial Dave.” The Lord is taking care of it. He would take his cold nose and put it under my hands and flop them in the air, telling me to pet him now. That dog I think taught me more how to be a Christian than my pastors ever did. That dog kept his joy being happy all the time- through good and bad times. The Lord told me to call him Joy. He was born in 1991 sometime in September. His mother was a purebred Border Collie. His dad was a traveling salesman with Labrador and Brittany Spaniel traits. Of course, his Dad’s mom was a purebred Samoyed. This gave him the thick fur and friendly disposition. Joy looked like a little bear cub when he was smaller. This dog had so much energy that I would have loved to have half of it. He was always jumping off the 4-5 foot porch and immediately back up on it again. I had my buddy for about 16 years. I had to put him to sleep finally and it was one of the saddest days of my life. He was a gift from GOD for me. (Sorry – tears brake… I’m back. ) The LORD told me he will watch out over Joy for me till I get to heaven and we can be together again. We’re going have some fun! So, if I bump into you up there – sorry, just playing hard trying to make up for the time apart. So take care of your buddy you don’t know when he will be heaven bound. Dave….
Hi it is Dave here again, thought I would shed some light on America’s problems. You see here we have humpty dumpty that sat on the wall so long getting fat off the land that he became greedy and not caring towards the people. That now all of humpty dumpty men don’t have any wisdom to put this nation back on it’s feet again. Everything they try seems to fail. Why don’t they just listen to God before they all go to Hell? Because there’s no other way humpty dumpty will be able to do it. He will always fail….
Now if you want to prosper here living on this earth read God’s word and listen to Jesus. “Keep your eyes on me. Stay in my word Obey me. Repent of all your sins. Ask me to come into your Heart. Let me JESUS, be LORD in your life and you will prosper.” Surely humpty dumpty and all his men won’t ever be able to put back America to have it prospering again… Humble yourself and repent humpty dumpty. Give us Jesus back in our schools and stop letting them kill our Babies It is murder in the sight of GOD and man…. Good day “.
Hi it is Dave here again , We are talking about things we put in our body that we thought were safe but they were not. For example in my life I was a over- the- road and regional truck drive r. I drove many hours. Sleep was a joke at this company that is now out of business . Thank God !! . What I did to stay awake was drink a case and a half of Coca cola every week , when I was trucking. I would drink 2-3 cans in about 200 miles spread of time , then the same thing or more on the way back. All the time drinking Coke . You know what it cost me? I’ll tell you. It cost me a week and a half in the hospital finding out my body’s blood arteries were full of carbon dioxide. This was filling my lungs cutting off my air supply so that my oxygen level was way low . The orderly told me if I would leave my room to go home I would be dead before I got to my car in the parking lot. I went through a lot of pain. Nurses would come and take blood by sticking a needle next to my bones in my wrist. While the blood was being drawn, it would hurt the worst. After that they sent me home with a airhose up my nose. Ever since I feel like a dog on a leash, the way some people turn their heads when they look at me. Just say hello, how are you or something. We won”t bite. Now I might might growl a little . ha ha !! So be careful what you put in your body just because the TV says so………. your friend Dave Be safe out there.
Hi, Dave here again, back to talk about friendships with you. Friendship – brotherhood, devotion, camaraderie and kindness are all words that Webster uses to define friendship. Those words describe a friendship that should be for today. However, do you really have that kind of relationship outside your family today with people you can trust? Most people I have come across over the past 18 years are in relationships for one reason: what’s in it for me. Except one friend I know , he always looking out to help people in need feeding whoever he can. He gives without expecting anything in return; his big reward is seeing those people happy that don”t have a place to live but on the streets only. Then I had people so called friends, use me for all I was worth. They left me standing in the dust cloud behind…. next thing you know you’re being backstabbed by the ones you help out. One thing to learn on this post is: Don’t jump into relationships too fast. Let the relationship grow slow. Ask GOD to show you their motives in this relationship … I went through some bad ones. I hope you won’t have to.
Dave here, Have great day. Be safe………..
Hi I’m Dave,
We’re talking today about family and friends. I was from a family of seven all-together. I was the oldest brother and had two older sisters and a younger brother and sister. Growing up in all this crowd of
people, you think I should not feel all alone but I did.
Hurting deep inside I was not able to tell anyone how I
felt. My parents were too busy with other things and siblings around me. So I woke up one morning and stared cussing at people at school. I cussed at kids on the playground and even the teacher under my breath. The other kids told on me and the teacher scolded me. But I did not stop and even grew worse. They did not tell my parents, so I started fighting with my parents – yelling and cussing them out. They yelled back, but never punished me. They were too busy getting to work. This all took place between the time I was 8-9 years old. All I wanted was to know that my parents loved me, because I hardly got a hug from either of them. When I was older I started becoming the big shepherd watching over my brother/sisters. At a football game, some punk was bothering my 2nd oldest sister. He got mouthy at me and asked who I was. She told him, He is my little brother. Punk, he went in to shock. A model of almost 6ft tall and a 15 year bodybuilder was ready and able to give him pain. He left quickly.
When I was older I was a bouncer at a hard core rock n roll biker bar club. There I had to bail my little brother out fights at times. Also, watching over them must have made me feel part of a family after all. Well, lucky for them…we’ll will talk about friendships next post …have a
nice day
Dave