Well, Quix, just posting something a bit off-topic here... :-)
You were saying — “ I’ll add the 2nd half later or tomorrow, Lord willing and the Creek Indians don’t rise up.”
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Ummm..., I’m right next door to the Creek Indian Nation..., and I haven’t seen any signs of uprising... LOL... I think you’re safe...
Are you in Oklahoma now?
No. West of you.
I learned of the real meaning of that phrase in TaiChung in Taiwan at a missionary retreat.
There was a 70 plus year old missionary widow there who’d had 10 kids on the mission field . . . all of whom were doing fine as adults. And I said that phrase one day and she informed me of what its true origin was.
And all those years prior, I’d assumed it was about a flood swollen creek of water.
LOL.
My Wife’s family (mother’s side) have Creek blood.
The *creek* in Wolfcreek. is a reference to the tribe.
(I kind of snatched my Wife’s screen name when she quit spending much time online.) and (cause my middle name means Wolf)