Elizabeth Barker, a first-time homeowner, returns to her house in Swannanoa after Hurricane Helene devastated the town.
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A lot of the mess is almost invisible. The MUD stinks & it’s EVERYWHERE. Sending strength & a reminder that if your people are alive & well then Everything will be OK. Seems trite BUT I Promise it’s a Real TRUTH.
i am like wow the appalachian and mountain towns….may the higher be with them and protect them please
People need to know that material things mean nothing after death.
What matters is what God allows. God allows everyone to take their life experience with them into Heaven, so you can share them with loved ones in Heaven, just as if they were standing right next to you when you got those experiences …:-)
Prayers….
______________________________________. “ALLAH. GOD!”
THE. “SUPREME”. CREATOR. OF. THE. UNIVERSE, ETC., BE. PRAISED! 🙏
“TOUCH. NOT, ALLAH. GOD’S. ANNOINTED, THE. 24000!”
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The government should be helping now😮