One last thing for the guys: call her the next day or evening. A woman feels tremendous anxiety about a first date, even if she isn’t very much interested in the man. Express appreciation for the time you had together, and communicate to her where you think things stand. That’s right – it’s what you must do to protect her heart. If you are sure that you have no further interest, then graciously let her know that. How about this: “I enjoyed the time we spent together, but I don’t think I’m really interested in going out again.” Is that cruel? It may not be good news to her, but if it is true, then it is godly and gracious. How much better this is than giving polite but false impressions that may encourage her to cherish false hopes… This kind of follow-up to a first date is more than a courtesy; it is the reasonable duty of any thoughtful Christian man (Richard and Sharon Phillips).
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Re: Bears? MN!

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#1 · October 9, 2001, 10:03 pm

Posted by: smarties <smarties@...>

You know that Deanna, in all the eleven years we have lived here, I have only
seen a live bear once. Funny thing, people actually go to the dumps to bear
watch, it's a northern night out on the town 🙂
And I have only ever seen one coyote, and that was this spring. So while you
may hear them, they generally stay far away.
Jacqui

----- Original Message -----
From: "David Haley" <dhaley@pinenet.com>
To: <homesteadheaven@weloveGod.org>
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2001 7:46 AM
Subject: [HomeSteadHeaven] Bears? MN!

> Didn't know if you were afraid of bears and wolves. I forgot to mention we
> have those here too. You have to be fairly North to run into them though.
> We have them on our property. We had a strange night. About 2:30 am there
> was a coyote pack so close that when they howled Dave and I both sat
> straight up in bed. While that is not strange for me, it was for hubby, he
> sleeps through just about everything. It sounded like they were right
> outside our bedroom window. They weren't. Son and hubby quickly dress and
> grabbed the guns fearing that they were in the chicken coop. Just as
> suddenly the howling stopped. Then about a half hour later as the men
> waited in the dark, a different howling commenced. This time it was wolves.
> Pretty eerie....Deanna
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