…… Has Anyone Heard from Nowski? - HE RESPONDED, post 111

Capt. Eddie

Capt. Eddie

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Sherrynboo said:
Did Trivium Pursuit make it back? He had been sick and I never saw anymore news after a few days. That was in Dec I think.
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Just checked and he was last seen on 1 Sept. 21, right after I was talking to him. He said his covid was getting improving about 5% a day a couple days prior to that.
 
Sammy55

Sammy55

Veteran Member
Thank you all for checking on these missing sisters and brothers. I know that I appreciate knowing that they are okay, and I'm sure they appreciate knowing that we all miss them and are worried about them. I hope we get some news soon. My prayer list seems to be growing and growing and growing.... (sigh)
 
Meemur

Meemur

Voice on the Prairie / FJB!
2ndAmendican said:
I live in Nowski's AO but I have no clue his real name or address. If I knew, I'd drive over there after work today and check on him.
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While that is nice of you, I would hate to violate his privacy. I'm hopeful he'll either see the email or someone who knows him in the real world will let him know that he's missed.
 
SouthernBreeze

SouthernBreeze

Has No Life - Lives on TB
Has anyone gone back. and read any of his later posts? Seems I vaguely remember him saying something about going "grey",or moving out of the country. Then again, I may have him confused with someone else.
 
Doc1

Doc1

Has No Life - Lives on TB
Profit of Doom said:
Nor does my wife. Her half-brother would make a very good white supremacist, along with being a wife beating redneck and firmly believing that, as the firstborn male, he should have inherited everything. So she’s a little sensitive to anyone assuming superiority in any way.
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Interesting that you should post that. Louisiana's law - unlike the other 49 states - is based on the Napoleonic Code and still has a lot of idiosyncrasies. Until fairly recently (and I'm going back several decades), the law stated that the first-born son inherited everything. Of course that was rarely enforced, but it did result in countless legal battles back in the day.

When my mother passed myself and my two sisters had a very civil and loving meeting and agreed between us that the estate would be divided equally three ways, irrespective of whatever the will said. When it was time to clean out her house, obviously the three of us wanted different things and there was no problem there, either. Each of us had different pieces of furniture or momentos that meant something to us. One thing I did want was my father's library. There were a lot of books and while I didn't want all of them I figured the best thing to do was to take them all home and then sort them out.

We three just went through the house picking out what each of us wanted and there wasn't a single argument about anything.

The older sister was named executor of the estate (which was fine with me because I'm awful about any admin type work). That sister was kind of freaking out because we couldn't find Mom's jewelry, which was specifically mentioned in the will. My sister knew that I was something of a precious metals expert and she wanted me to help appraise the jewelry. With nothing to appraise I wasn't much help.

So anyway, we are going through the house with a fine tooth comb looking for the missing jewelry as we loaded up furniture and other personal items. I'd brought a large trailer to help with the process and it took a couple of days.

On the second day I was still loading books into the cargo area of my van. Due to time constraints I couldn't neatly stack everything, but was trying to load the books in at least semi-organized chaos. At one point I brought a load of books out and as I went to load them, the stack fell over. One large book fell open on the van's floor.

It was hollow and there was Mom's jewelry!

I brought it back into the house and gave it to my sister who was both dumbfounded and delighted!

Best
Doc
 
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