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I was 21 working Fire Rescue EMS. I experienced from a baby, teenager and adults die. I knew it could be me any day. I changed careers and experienced a pipeline explosion in my thirties. I had a motorcycle wreck in my forties, that sucked. I was assaulted in 2019 and defended myself with a firearm. Now I'm 54 and had a myocardial infarction in October. I lost my Dad in 2014 and my sister last year. I was a pallbearer for a friend at 19. I have been well aware of death my whole life. I have accepted it.
I do not understand putting chemicals in your home. I like to breathe the cleanest air possible.
Check out RJM hunting Australia.

re: A visit to Sears with Mom in 1977

Posted by Lefty Diego on 2/27/26 at 10:28 pm to
Going to Sears in Pasadena, TX in the 70s got a bag of cherry sours.
Everything is good here. Please reference your info. Seeing a vehicle? Murders?
Not sure what you are referring to. This place is safe. Trust me, there are
no suspicious vehicles that don’t get pulled over. Unsolved murders? I always like talking about this stuff from non locals.
I live in Alpine and spend a good amount of time in the park and South Brewster County. Illegal immigration is not near as bad here than other areas. There is no need for a wall. Give Border Patrol the resources they need. Take a look at Terrell County Sheriff Thadeus Cleveland FB page he discusses illegal immigration and shows arrests.
Just call your provider. It is an insurance policy you pay for. The will contact the doctor with your authorization. Real easy. I did it twice with surgery.

re: a national parks thread

Posted by Lefty Diego on 2/2/26 at 6:30 am to
The contract has not been awarded. The May 2026 date will be pushed back again. I heard they were having problems getting bidders due to the logistics of the project. One major problem is labor and lodging.

re: a national parks thread

Posted by Lefty Diego on 1/30/26 at 6:07 pm to
The restaurant and lodge will not be renovated when they are there. The closing dates keep getting pushed back. The restaurant is closed and the lodge is open but having water problems due to broken pumps. The basin is open. I hear that they are having a hard time getting bids due to the logistics of the remote access.

re: Lennox Thermostat

Posted by Lefty Diego on 10/5/25 at 11:37 am to
On mine, you pull the face strait off and the batteries go in it.

re: Lennox Thermostat

Posted by Lefty Diego on 10/5/25 at 10:08 am to
Do they have batteries in them? I had to replace mine last night.
Not named after a Texas Ranger. Originally named Murphyville changed to Alpine. The Texas Ranger you are thinking of is Joaquin Jackson who lived here.
The Guadalupe Mountains are not near Alpine. That’s Dell City towards El Paso.
I’m somewhat familiar with it. I live in Alpine.
I live in Alpine TX. My sister lives in Ruidosa TX.

re: Elk in Texas

Posted by Lefty Diego on 10/14/24 at 10:58 pm to
Terrell County Hunting. (FB LINK)
Mountain lions, bears, elk, mule deer and some whitetail.

re: Elk in Texas

Posted by Lefty Diego on 10/12/24 at 9:03 am to
Jeff Davis, Brewster, Terrell and South Pecos Counties. Some in northern Presidio. I live just outside of Alpine in Brewster county. I see elk and pronghorn between here and Fort Davis most often. Now the mule deer. Damn, there are so many of them. I see them daily. They walk through town and have no fear of people. My buddy has 1100 acres, if I want some meat it is real easy. Not even hunting, just drive the ranch, see one, shoot it, done.

re: Texas Mule deer hunt

Posted by Lefty Diego on 6/20/24 at 5:56 pm to
Check out High West Outfitters. Southwest Texas, My choice would be Brewster, Jeff Davis or Presidio Counties. Rugged terrain and beautiful. Take a Mule Deer off a Mountain.