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  1. Recently picked up the book, “Katharina and Martin Luther: The Radical Marriage of a Runaway Nun and a Renegade Monk.” What a great title!

    Neat to read about Luther and his wife together. Still working through it but already enjoying it. Sometimes we know so little about the loved ones associated with great men. Their stories rarely get told. It is neat to get some information about Katharina.

  2. The Stihl sharpener link supposedly ships from the Ukraine – is this possible? Will look for one available from USA seller – hopefully better than hand filing.

  4. Stihl offers a guided tool composed of two sets of flat and round files with guide marks. Since it trims the raker along with the cutting tooth (don’t know the right name, obviously) it is really handy. I have to admit that I not engaged in trenching or rock cutting with my chain saw since buying the hand file. (Had a big oak with a big stump up in the air. People set rocks next to trees to avoid hitting them with the mower… I’d start with six chains.)

  6. Tractor Supply offers the Groundwork family of garden carts, 800 lb, 1000 lb and 1400 lb capacity. I bought the largest one, intending to hook it to the garden tractor for large loads, but discovered I usually just pulled them myself rather than walk twice the distance. So you might want to smaller one for bugging out.

  7. Beware of the link on Amazon selling the Sthil 2 in 1 sharpener being sold by MultiStoreUS. They are charging $120 (price gouging) for a $40 tool. I looked at the Sthil website, located the closest dealer – a local hardware store, and got it from them for $39.95

  8. I really appreciate that you have shared links to help others learn about the Reformation and why it is important today. I go to a URCNA church. I think you may be more baptistic Reformed in nature (but that’s OK). 🙂 Regardless, I appreciate that you are helping to spread info about the historic Christian faith for those discouraged with today’s contemporary church, which is full of poor theology and “opinions about the faith. Understanding historical Covenant Theology (which is Reformed Theology) changed my life radically. Finally — comprehension devoid of dispensational hype! A huge blessing in my life.

    In addition, I also appreciate the general preparedness info you provide.

    So — Thank you. 🙂

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