We have been surrounded by so much “evil” our whole lives
But now is the time!
#NoMore!
Trust in God, trust in ourselves, Trust the Plan!
WWG1WGA is not a catchphrase anymore,
It is a call to arms!

I sure pray it turns around. Time will tell. The battle has just begun.

We are winning!

We are but the country is in very bad shape:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ECGyDkWqk4

We are all here at this moment in time.
There is a reason, there is a purpose.....
things are shitty everywhere, but times are changing. And we can have an impact on future generations.
If the “Witch” had won, most of us would be dead by now!
Our future and the future of mankind is beginning to look much more optimistic.
I still have some Living to do before they plant me in that “box”

WWG1WGA

Indeed. Said well.

@Steve Angell
Besides, I found me a lovely Tennessee Belle that I am planning to spend the rest of my days with!
Much life left in this old soul!

Well going to Arizona worked well. I lived in Phoenix and Mesa for about six years before leaving home for good.

Lots of retirement housing.

Live south of Mesa, SAN Tan Valley,
but am going to Tennessee near the end of April,
Can not wait!

We are going to build a house together, she owns a lot of land.

Body may be old, but Dreams and Plans are not! LOL

I still like to build. Less capable of it.

South of Gilbert as well. I last lived there 43 years ago and last visited there about 20 years ago. Even then it had grown so much it was considerably different. Lots of land not lived on on the way to Tucson back then.

@Steve Angell
Actually, I really like this area, but not tied to it.
Tennessee is my future!

Spend my days enjoying nature, doing some bass fishing and enjoying life!

No nothing like Tennessee nothing at all like it. Dry and far enough away from Phoenix to not be as bothered by the water in the air.

There it will be very humid and not nearly as warm. But not a bad climate. I live in Maryland and used to live in Georgia so fairly familiar with it. Not an over populated state so if you like that it will be great. Like you say fishing, hunting and so on. Nature for sure.

Our future house together
She designed it!

Like I said, got some living to do!

Interesting. I guess it will mostly just be warmer there than in Canada where you used to live somewhat close to Niagara Falls I think. Well a lot warmer. But not too warm.

@Steve Angell
Lived ten minutes from Niagara Falls. It would be 120 degrees in summer with the humidity, could not breathe.
And of course all the chem-trailing, it was brutal.
Everyone was experiencing respiratory problems.
Tennessee is my future!

Yes think cooler in Tennessee just warmer in the winter. Little snow there.

Right on, brother.
Three lakes close by to do some fishing!

Like it here. Close enough to the Ocean that easy to get there. Far enough away that no salt in the air. Mild temperatures year round. Less snow than you get there and a bit cooler in the summer. A bit warmer in the winter.

But you have a lot of advantages there we do not have here. Fishing not great here unless you go out to sea which is not cheap.

I visited Niagara Falls twice. Beautiful.

There is a better falls in Idaho. Forget the name of it. Not too far off I 80.

Lived within 30 minutes of it, my whole life!
Now a totally different world!

Although Glacier Park is far far better in Canada. I was very disappointed by it in the USA.

House in Arizona

Looks a bit similar to my brothers house in Mesa.

Though his is on lot of his own. He built it.

Just a house! Want to live in a HOME!

Real grass. My brother has no grass, too expensive to water.

@Steve Angell
Astro turf! LOL

Yeah wondered.

Golf green! LOL

We have astro turf near the swimming pool at my sons house. But we do not even need to water grass. You most likely will not need to in Tennessee either.

Nope, there is a creek running through the property, and she is in a Valley.
Natural rainfall, no watering!

Yes it is wonderful. Might do so occasionally just to make it greener but not needed.

Well water as well. No flouride.