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Surviving a Hurricane

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Angela Caswell

September 28, 2026 /
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Angela Caswell

I write for me but always with the prayer that if my story can help someone else, just one someone, the post finds them. Maybe a military wife struggling through moves and deployments. Maybe a younger mom, overwhelmed by the daily grind. Maybe someone grieving in need of hope. Maybe a truth seeker, needing the assurance only God provides.
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  • Lydia C. Lee
    3 years ago

    Alas nature will do it’s thing. I really feel for the good people of Hawaii at the moment. It’s devastating. I once had a similar issue when trying to get a boat and every day was ‘we can’t go because of the hurricane coming. When it did come, it was just a big storm (had disappated before land) Kind of an anticlimax #Friendshipfriday

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      growin49_wp
      3 years ago

      It is! Battling the elements is not a simple task, as any farmer or rancher can tell you. Hurricanes and wildfires are terrible forces to recon with!

  • Paula Short
    3 years ago

    What a great message and lesson within.
    Visiting today from Hearth & Soul #14&15

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