Thanks Mark@sea

[Guest Lowbuster]

Over the past few years as some know I have been withdrawn. Four years ago my grandfather died and it triggered dementia for my grandmother. This showed me the true nature of friendship. I since have found new friends I call true friends. I think I have found one in Mark. Not because of how he treats just me, but I took my daughter to meet him yesterday. (Sorry bout your driveway Mark, first time I've stuck my jeep.) we were taught a lot, Some I knew, some I didn't. Now he is going to teach me some things I've been interested in. Spots I like your belt rig. I'm not a real young man, but with his knowledge I felt like I knew a lot less when I left his house. Not getting into details, but for a man to have as much on him at this time and take the time to make my BG ( baby girl ) smile, well it makes me respect.
Each time I meet through a message someone new, like mark or whitewolf, I feel I'm meeting people now instead of persons wanting something from me all the time.

I just wanted to say thanks Mark, and to this forum. I may not post as much as some, but I am humbled at the knowledge on this forum.
Oh and Mark, Megan says you will get some home cooking soon.

[DaveS]

I've met many fine people from TGO, and Mark is one of them. I wish I could meet everyone here.

 

Dave

[Mark@Sea]

Hey, thanks.  No worries.  Had a blast.

[Guest Lowbuster]

Hey, thanks. No worries. Had a blast.

Thanks for how you treated BG.I could tell you wanted to reach her things this she needs to know

[Mark@Sea]

She wants to learn.  I see trouble ahead, though, when she becomes a 1911 fan instead of a glock girl.

[Guest Lowbuster]

I think you have already converted her. She loved the .45. She said it felt good in her hands. I was surprised at how well she hands led the larger calibers. You gave solid advice on her stance.