Oh by the way I chose to remain in Oklahoma both of my grandmothers children died at young ages and she raised me so I felt I should take care of her. So yes I chose to stick around and take care of my family member that needed me.
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CHEVYMAN wrote:
Yes I do I knew the owner many years and then his son ran it. Concentrate on the book.
The owner owned an LLC dealership, it’s not TOYOTA, they just DEAL IN Toyota’s. Hence the word “dealership”. Dummy
Muskogee is a relatively small down, therefore James Hodge Toyota is a small town dealership. They couldn’t afford to give you better insurance.
How could you work for a dealership and think they’re actually Toyota?
Concentrate on education. You need it,
I was taught when you give you give without asking questions what the money is for if there is a need you feel and God leads you to give you give no questions asked period. So if Gods not your thing that’s okay what ever leads you to give like Nike says just do it!
CHEVYMAN wrote:
Oh by the way I chose to remain in Oklahoma both of my grandmothers children died at young ages and she raised me so I felt I should take care of her. So yes I chose to stick around and take care of my family member that needed me.
You probably couldn’t afford a big move to a better state anyway, You can barely take care of yourself.
Took care of my grandmother (uterine cancer), both my in-laws (Alzheimer’s and heart failure) and my mother (lung cancer), my father (lung cancer) and my aunt (alzheimer’s and heart failure). I understand family caretaking better than most,
But James owns others too smart one . Your so crazy.you been looking all this up
I graduated college thank you Bacone college an Indian college. I’m a blanket ass
CHEVYMAN wrote:
I was taught when you give you give without asking questions what the money is for
That’s stupid, Grifters pick up on that stupidity and take advantage of it.
I was taught that God helps those who help themselves. That we’re supposed to have faith in Him —not in a couple of grifters,
That means an Indian
CHEVYMAN wrote:
I graduated college thank you Bacone college an Indian college. I’m a blanket ass
Yet you don’t understand that you weren’t working for Toyota.
Not a good representation of Bacone.
CHEVYMAN wrote:
That means an Indian
Remember when you were asking me if I was black because Villers was supposedly pro-black lives matter and evidently people can’t support black causes without being black themselves? And you went on a racist rant about Black Lives Matter?
Good times, good times.
Your a Christian??????????????????????????????
CHEVYMAN wrote:
Your a Christian??????????????????????????????
Who mentioned Christ?
Wasn’t Bacone founded by a Christian missionary who was trying to get Native Americans to abandon their own religion?
You know I really can’t believe the level of unkind things that have been said mainly against me which none of them are true. I feel happy to be alive these Oklahoma small towns and dirt roads and memories of fishing swimming in the rivers. Getting drunk and going mud bogging in my friends jeeps is the life of a country girl. No one here seemed to have a problem with it. I have vivid early memories of seeing my father tame a wild horse on our reservation. I have experienced so much beauty that city kids could only imagine.I did my fair share of experimental drugs like anybody else but I mainly stayed high on fun and life.I was spirited lol. I want to hear more about Freddie’s fun spirit with his friends because I think it to be genuine.
Don’t get me wrong I enjoy visiting my city friends but I can’t so we meet up at my guy friends cabin near Halloween and have one hell of a party.Its beautiful there. I could stay year around if he was in town.I think Freddie just liked being with the guys and doing everyday stuff too!Thats going to be a interesting read about a famous rockstar.
I also believe medical professionals are supposed to be caring, helpful, and supportive to disabled persons. I have never seen a nurse behave the way I have this woman it scary.