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Talk about a lazy prayer....

The most powerful prayer you can pray is simply ..."Thy Will be done, Amen"

Feel free to do better Bob.

Man, I hate to hear that. Through life's greatest trials often emerge life's greatest triumphs. Here's hoping it works out that way for you.

Damn! Sorry. I went though a furlough from April through June. I was worried it was permanent but luckily I was brought back. The democrat governors are the real virus.

I can’t think of a better opportunity to take the skills you cultivated working there to start your own wine business.

Prayers sent and wishing you the best of luck

BTDT.....it sucks but you will get through it and be better off in the long run.Best of luck.

Rufus. Probably atleast 12 winery's in the Black Hills area of SD. Do some searches on the internet. MB

Michigan is bad shape...more than most realize. Lost mine in May and we are still trying to find our way.

Keep the faith...when one door closes another one opens.

I was gonna PM you but you’re ignoring me. That’s so Christ like.

Probably just trying to keep from losing IQ points from reading your stupid shyt.

Fuggin Idiot.

Best of luck Rofous.

You should threaten to beat him up. You are so scary when you do that.

Prayers are sent.

No, but they can implement misery and striped pajamas because of it, not of any borne of Constitutional authority of course.

+ 1

Prayers sent.

Covid is real. That is a fact independent of what you want to believe. You can ignore the disease, pretending it does not exist but by doing so you give the virus what it needs ... a host which will pass it along bringing sickness, death and financial hardship.

There is no easy way out but I believe relying on solid science to break the chain, no matter how inconvenient, beats the hell out of pretending the problem does not exist.

Not to derail this thread, Bob, if you have something to say to me, say it "out loud".

Thanks folks. Sadly once again it sure didn't take long to turn this thread into a bunch of BS. Oh well, I sincerely do appreciate the thoughts and prayers of those who meant it.

I have been through this before as well. It has been quite difficult in general but God has seen me through.

I interviewed for a winemaker position in Rapid City several years ago and would have lived to live there. Suitable positions don't come along very often anywhere in the country though, let alone in the Black Hills.