Antifa and BLM rescue thousands in Houston

[Pavlov]

Lol, RG ain't going there.

If any of us will, he will. Paying Onion Creek forward.

[RandomGuy]

Lol, RG ain't going there.

Boots on the ground. Yes, I did. Really should have brought a sign saying "DarrinS, wrong again."

Oddly enough ended up out in the country, Rosenburg Texas.

What was weird was that I signed up through the city of Houston website, and didn't pay much attention to the address until I got close.

Gal's name was Rose, never got the last name. Her husband passed away about a decade ago, and all her kids were grown and moved away.

Me, wife, and Randomguy Jr #1 and Randomguy Jr. #2, along with a group of others.

Still a bit sore.

Second house was that of the Martinez family. Mom didn't speak English, but her kids did. Gave out what cash we had.

Didn't feel like enough.

[RandomGuy]

If any of us will, he will. Paying Onion Creek forward.

Looked around for my old cold war era combat boots. Long since gone, it seems.

Had to buy some newer ones from the NS Army Navy Surplus.

Bought some MREs, which were better than I remembered. Kids loved them, especially the cookies. 5 year old cookies...

heh.

[tlongII]

Boots on the ground. Yes, I did. Really should have brought a sign saying "DarrinS, wrong again."

Oddly enough ended up out in the country, Rosenburg Texas.

What was weird was that I signed up through the city of Houston website, and didn't pay much attention to the address until I got close.

Gal's name was Rose, never got the last name. Her husband passed away about a decade ago, and all her kids were grown and moved away.

Me, wife, and Randomguy Jr #1 and Randomguy Jr. #2, along with a group of others.

Still a bit sore.

Second house was that of the Martinez family. Mom didn't speak English, but her kids did. Gave out what cash we had.

Didn't feel like enough.

Good on you.