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lnf > 05-09-2016, 01:11 AM
I consider aleshanee to be a good friend. She asked me to consider joining this forum. I hesitated, considering the reason this forum exists. As I told her, I wanted to get a feel for the atmosphere before I joined. And so I have dipped my toes into the water and found it fine! Hence, my request to join...
I am especially looking forward to getting to know Deep Six. Aleshanee has already told me so much about you, Deep Six, that I am already a fan. LOL
As for myself, I have been a widow for close to 8 years. I have a 22-y.o. son who has a son of his own. Unfortunately, the mother is a "baby mama" as of yet, but I keep it in prayer that my son will marry her. Honestly, I think God brought them together. They live as a couple, but without the "papers". She is an exceptional woman. A great mom to their son and also a great foil to my son's personality. What holds my son back is that he is "underemployed". He can't support them without help from both families. So I ask for prayers that God will make a way for them to make a household.
Additionally, I am on staff at my church as the finance director. I am also a Sunday School teacher. I have a very (did I say very?) small class. To be honest, I thought of disbanding my class, but the few members talked me out of it. They voted to teach a lesson in turn, so my class is now a class of teachers! It's wonderful to see the ladies in the class stretch themselves in this way!
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aleshanee > 05-09-2016, 01:31 AM
(05-09-2016, 01:11 AM)lnf Wrote: I consider aleshanee to be a good friend. She asked me to consider joining this forum. I hesitated, considering the reason this forum exists. As I told her, I wanted to get a feel for the atmosphere before I joined. And so I have dipped my toes into the water and found it fine! Hence, my request to join...
I am especially looking forward to getting to know Deep Six. Aleshanee has already told me so much about you, Deep Six, that I am already a fan. LOL
As for myself, I have been a widow for close to 8 years. I have a 22-y.o. son who has a son of his own. Unfortunately, the mother is a "baby mama" as of yet, but I keep it in prayer that my son will marry her. Honestly, I think God brought them together. They live as a couple, but without the "papers". She is an exceptional woman. A great mom to their son and also a great foil to my son's personality. What holds my son back is that he is "underemployed". He can't support them without help from both families. So I ask for prayers that God will make a way for them to make a household.
Additionally, I am on staff at my church as the finance director. I am also a Sunday School teacher. I have a very (did I say very?) small class. To be honest, I thought of disbanding my class, but the few members talked me out of it. They voted to teach a lesson in turn, so my class is now a class of teachers! It's wonderful to see the ladies in the class stretch themselves in this way!
So here I am, warts and all...
welcome to the new forum my dear friend!!! ......
.... it;s great to see you here at last........... 
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The Rogue Tomato > 05-09-2016, 01:33 AM
Welcome, Inf! Great to see you here. -
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Vincent Massi > 05-09-2016, 03:49 AM
Welcome aboard! -
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JrChurch > 05-09-2016, 08:22 PM
Welcome, Inf. Thanks for the brief synopsis to let us know (or refresh our memories) about you. -
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DeepSix > 05-27-2016, 11:03 PM
I'm a little late in reading and catching up on all the posts, but welcome to the forum LNF. I have heard quite a bit about you too, and look forward to getting to know you better.
I don't spend much time on computers these days. I actually swore I would never touch one again after retirement, but.. here I am. Go figure.
Maybe the experience will be better when I am on one because I want to be.. rather than being required to..
I still don't know that much about computers. All I am sure of is that my department gave them to us over a decade ago and said it would make the administrative and documentation parts of the job much easier.
They could not have been more wrong about that.
I take solace however, in the fact that towards the end I was not the only one longing for the return of pen and paper.
But that ship.. as they say... has sailed.