FReeper Canteen ~ Sunday Chapel Thread ~ DON'T GET NUKED ~ July 11, 2010

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[Kathy in Alaska]

 

 

 

 

DON'T GET NUKED

The Navy and Marine Corps rightly spend much of their time on chemical, biological and radiological training. As bombs and triggering devices become more mobile and terrorists become more sophisticated, it is important to prepare ourselves for disaster while hoping that it will be avoided.

Regarding chemical and biological warfare, it is especially difficult to believe that something so small and invisible can be so deadly and dangerous. Just a little toxin in the air . . . and the next thing you know you're doing the "funky chicken" on the ground. Bad attitudes can be like that, too! Invisible and deadly. So can negativity, apathy, lethargy, and passivity. You can't really see those invisible attitude-toxins. But they are deadly poison. Just one little taste . . . and destruction of the soul follows.

Prayer: Heavenly God and Protector of our lives ... Give us a zest for life. Protect us from all the poisons and toxins that threaten our soul and spirit. Help us to suit up with anticipation and excitement for all which life has to offer. Cause us to breathe in the fresh air of purity and righteousness. And, Lord, if there does come a time of destruction and war, protect us from any form of chemical, biological, or nuclear warfare. May common sense and peace prevail in this troubled world and bring us hope. Amen.

LT L. D. Bohannon, CHC, USNR

 

[Cindy]

Smiling at you...I had surgery that went a bit messy around 1998-99 and the quick fix was this super glue stuff.

The area of the surgery looked like a road map glued back together. It’s still holding.

The wonders of super glue.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Thanks, AZ, for LeAnn’s Amazing Grace.

Good Lord’s Day to you and yours.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Wow.....it has been around a while. Until a couple years ago, we’ve just not had any ER visits. And none for an accident where something has to be put back together, thank goodness.

One thing I am going to do is check at the store if there is a home version of it.

[Cindy]

http://www.walgreens.com/store/catalog/Bandaging/First-Aid-Antiseptic-Liquid-Bandage-for-Small-Cuts-and-Wounds/ID=prod351961-product?V=G&ec=frgl_&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=sku351962

[Cindy]

There’s probably some other brands out there, too.

[Kathy in Alaska]

*sniff* What a great film. We will never forget.

Thanks for the tissue warming.

[oldteen]

Good evening ladies! I'm finally home :). Yes, the liquid bandage works however, some of it burns like the dickens! Be sure you get one that says non-burn.

[oldteen]

Isn’t that a real tear jerker? I had seen it a few days ago and it was so heart wrenching that my chest hurt afterwards.

[Cindy]

Hello Oldteen.

I didn’t know that.

THANKS.

[oldteen]

Actually, regular super glue works as well. I don’t even buy the liquid bandage any more. Just keep tubes of super glue on hand. Fixes a whole slew of things. Even a broken nail..lol.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Welcome home, teen. A good day for you?

I will be looking for NON burn when next I go to the store.

[Cindy]

Grinning...I heard about people (superglued) like you.

LOL.

[oldteen]

A good day, hot but good! And you?

[Kathy in Alaska]

Thanks for the link. May be an excuse to check out the Walgreens that we just got.

[oldteen]

Yep...just don’t stick your fingers together with it...lol

[oldteen]

Just remember...if you ever get anything stuck together with it that you didn’t intend to stick...fingernail polish remover with acetone will un-stick it :)

[Cindy]

Really laughing...I know...from experience.

[Kathy in Alaska]

It was a multi-tissue video.

[oldteen]

So you’ve been there,eh? Lots of us have...lol.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Oh no....stood up? Good night and rest well, ML. Thanks for helping honor our troops.