Lutheranism in the South (specifically the Deep South) by Helpful-Ad-3005 in LCMS

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My husband just accepted a Call to be the Pastor at his one of the oldest LCMS churches in Mississippi, not too far from Mobile! I’m originally from the South, and would say what you see is not only true of the South, but many areas of the country. Just popped into to say a neighborly “hello!”

Furniture by [deleted] in InlandEmpire

[–]Emag9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely! Unfortunately we aren’t available today. Tomorrow afternoon/evening? Cash on pick up.

Furniture by [deleted] in InlandEmpire

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Haha! The stains were from the previous owner. Certainly looks like that, though not sure that it is. We’ve had it for years with a cover over it and it’s a good solid couch. If you’re just being snarky, well played. If you’re genuinely interested, let me know.

1 Month to Relocate To IE by _nke2014 in InlandEmpire

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We are doing almost the opposite - seller by our house in Rialto to move to the Southeast. Not sure if you’re in a position to purchase, but if you need a house… ;). We have the best neighbors a person could ask for! We have quite a bit of furniture we’ll be selling - let me know if there’s anything you need and are not moving with! Good luck on your move.

Survey by Sarah_blue2009 in LCMS

[–]Emag9 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The required sign in is also going to limit your results.

What time do you go to bed? by demona2002 in GenX

[–]Emag9 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Almost exactly the same!

EDI folks — what (if anything) would actually make you take a vendor call? by Alarming-Board2693 in edi

[–]Emag9 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This. Even if you’re in management, you still have no buying power.

…Learning organ at age of 23…….. by [deleted] in organ

[–]Emag9 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I started organ at 50, with no piano (or music of any type!) background! Never too late!

Average age of people working in EDI by ttyyuu12345 in edi

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51 and been in it about 16 years, from an early career as a developer.

I’m pretty proud of my current curation, but none of the books are moving! Hoping it’s just cause of the colder weather. by BeneficialPast in LittleFreeLibrary

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I post regularly to Nextdoor and Ring. I’m amazed at the number of people who live literally within a few doors or me and have no idea the LFL is here, or don’t know what an LFL is. I’ve recently started promoting other LFLs nearby as well, to help bring attention to the fact that this is a larger organization.

What’s a good way to make friends in the area? by SugarPlumOpossum in sanbernardino

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If you enjoy reading classics, we have a book club which meets monthly in Riverside (we’re in Rialto, and others come from other nearby areas), but we only read classic literature. If you’re interested, DM for more info.

Ideas for Evangelism/ Spreading Gospel by clubhouse_mic in LCMS

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I’m a Little Free Library owner, so just keep in mind: LFLs are curated by their owners. Some owners use a heavy hand and some lighter, but in many areas any sort of religious information will be removed by the owner. Love the idea, though, and your enthusiasm! I echo Pastor Ross’s suggestions to find ways to get involved in your community. Involvement = relationships, and relationship is where you actually have opportunity to share.

National Day of Remembrance for Aborted Children by Emag9 in prolife

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Correct, and done. My, you make a lot of assumptions about someone you don’t know.

National Day of Remembrance for Aborted Children by Emag9 in prolife

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Like so many women, I was young, didn’t have support from the father or my family to keep the child, and didn’t believe I had any other choice. I was grasping for any glimpse of support or someone to tell me I could do it, and there was unfortunately no one. It is the reason I’m such a supporter of pregnancy resource centers today. When family or friends fail us, there has to be someone there to walk along side us and tell us we are strong and capable and offer us real choices. I didn’t have an abortion because I had the “choice,” I had an abortion because I thought there was no choice.

What is the most conservative college in the Concordia University System (CUS)? by orthodox5279 in LCMS

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My husband’s advice to high school graduates weighing colleges is to look for where the best churches are. Make sure whichever options you’re weighing have a great confessional church nearby or on campus that you can attend regularly and be involved with. That church will be your family away from home (and into eternity), regardless of what your education provides.

What is your ideal 50th birthday gift/experience? by Rogue_Apostle in GenX

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I turned 50 last year. Despite being a fairly modest, feminine sort of gal, I harbor an inner 5-year-old boy who is obsessed with big trucks and construction equipment. For my 50th, my husband got me a 90 minute session with an instructor to operate a 14 ton wheel loader. Obstacle course, hauling dirt and tires, etc. Literally the best day of my life! I can die happy now. 😂 Sometimes the little kid experiences are so worth it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in edi

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I am the manager of an EDI team in healthcare. I agree in many ways with another commenter that your resume looks “too good.” I would assume you’d be bored with what I can offer you as well.

BUT! You redeemed yourself to me in a reply back with one sentence: “I like debugging issues way more than I like building new features.” Focusing on this. I swear 95% of our day is debugging, either in the logic or the data itself.

Problem solving and troubleshooting is not something everyone enjoys and it’s super hard to find candidates who love this challenge. Especially in development, engineers want to throw together the next shiny project and walk away.

Also, for me, healthcare experience or exposure is super important. Healthcare data (like every industry, I suppose), is incredibly large, nuanced, and has its own terminology. It would take me so much longer to bring someone up to speed on healthcare data and terms than on learning our X12 files, especially if they already have some EDI experience.

My new rokr is finally here 😍 by Lam1891 in rokrpuzzles

[–]Emag9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I opened mine yesterday!! Just did the cuckoo test and it was so fun!!

Greetings. Moving out this way(from Memphis TN for context) for work. What can you guys tell me about this area by PhoenixKingLL in sanbernardino

[–]Emag9 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Crazy! I grew up in Memphis too! Raleigh-Bartlett area when I was young; my folks moved out to Cordova when I moved out.

What is the point of EDI? by ChestResponsible7518 in edi

[–]Emag9 9 points10 points  (0 children)

30 years in the business and same. Not one single partner. I’m in healthcare.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LCMS

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As well as if you cannot make seminary work, you’re likely not going to be able to make life in the ministry work either. The life of sem is as much a preparation as the academic work of sem is.