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Frontier Wild Pass. Worth it?

Posted by NyCaLa on 12/12/25 at 11:35 am
I know, it's Frontier...
I got one in Switzerland a few years ago. Didn't pay it. Will I have trouble when I return? Do they flag my passport or something? Or get me when I try to rent a car?
Our daughter went all the way through to PhD without debt. Actually without any significant expense. Her husband, also a PhD managed to get through with about 50k in debt. Manageable.

Takes planning, determination, work.
Mixed feelings.

I hate AI. What i like about this fictional Solomon guy, though, is simply putting the scripture to music. That resonates with me where endless repetition of a pat phrase does not. Maybe Wickham and Co. should look at themselves in the mirror.
My first wife passed away and I remarried 6 years ago. She's 5 years younger. I have assets but not wealthy by any means. She has some.

Deal is, we both have grown children. Both of us wanted a prenup. Why? To eliminate, or at least reduce, confusion after we both pass away. If there's children on one side only, it's still a good idea, but mandatory in our type of scenario.

BTW, she's an A-1 winner. We are happy.
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Well home school kids are a bit “different”


Yes, a few in an odd way, most in a good way.

Our daughter is doing just fine as a "different" homeschool grad. 2 undergrad degrees from LSU followed by a PhD and now waiting on child #3.
Had a decent pizza in Coldwater a few weeks ago. Comanche County is the location of our family farm, near Wilmore.

No you can't hunt on our land. Go ride the Wilmore Carousel instead, ok?
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My grandpa had one in his '66 Ford Galaxie 500

What a great car. Was it an XL?
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The first factory-installed 8-track in history. Came with two tapes from the factory: Henry Mancini and Chet Atkins.

Not too shabby!


I think the XL was the 427. No, his car had the 352, or was it 351?
My grandpa had one in his '66 Ford Galaxie 500. The first factory-installed 8-track in history. Came with two tapes from the factory: Henry Mancini and Chet Atkins.
Hint: a catechism is not the same as the Bible. Nor does it completely agree with the scriptures
In response to the OP, your doctrine needs subtlety.

God is sovereign in the macro sense, ie, He has declared the end from the beginning. Much, if not most, of what happens between the beginning and the end is manifestly not God's will and the Bible affirms this. There is a great battle raging between good and evil in spiritual realm and upon earth.

Those who love and fear the Lord must be engaged in this battle.
My cousin had a fine dining restaurant in Victor. They had some goats there and made French cheese from their milk in the shack next door. Alas, the restaurant closed, so he opened a little joint in the shack next door. Called it Grumpy's Goat Shack. Dogs, tacos beer, etc. Bras and panties stapled to the ceiling. Mike closed it and retired a few years ago.
Incidentally, the house next door is for rent. $2350/mo for 2000 sqft okay house on a little lake. Seems low.
It's Taj Mahal. So I'll guess the movie is Sounder.

re: Best horseback riding options...

Posted by NyCaLa on 9/21/25 at 3:36 am to
Brushy Creek Ranch near Gloster MS does this. Not sure, but you can also try the Just Ride camp on the other side of the Homochitto Nat'l forest.

That part of the Homochitto is dedicated to trail riding.
I married my late wife when she was 33, never-married, no kids. We had 37 glorious years.

Just marry "the one" and forget about all the metrics.
Don't know, don't care.

Debt free and will never borrow again.
She's 5'10", which is pretty tall for 66 y/o. But I'm 6'0". She admits she couldn't have settled for a guy shorter than her.
"Lucas, Prince of Darkness"