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Creation By Jere resin pour design.

can do custom design this is my resin pour page but you can also follower me on facebook look up Jessica Rae Farris https://www.facebook.com/reedyjessica?mibextid=kFxxJD

09/11/2026

Oh wow Bella is in labor. How many kids will she have. Hopefully she will have a more peaceful labor than the cow and calf yesterday

09/11/2026

🌾 Save the date! Join us for a Farm-to-Table Dinner benefiting the Glade Spring Farmers Market! 🌾
Chef Charles Parker is cooking up an Appalachian-elevated Sunday supper using the season's best local harvest — plus a little trivia fun to round out the evening! 🎉
📅 September 27th | 4:00–6:00 PM
📍 The Point Pavilion, Glade Spring Farmers Market
🎟️ $55/ticket or $300 for a table of six
Every ticket helps keep our market growing and supports the local farmers and vendors who make it possible.
Can't make it but still want to support the market? You can make a donation right on the same page — every bit helps! 💚
Grab your tickets or make a donation now — link below! 👇
https://givebutter.com/untitled-campaign-zfgeoe

09/11/2026

On the morning of September 11, 2001, as smoke filled the South Tower of the World Trade Center, panic threatened to consume everyone inside. Thousands of Morgan Stanley employees were trapped on the upper floors. Fear was everywhere.

But one man stood calm in the chaos. His name was Rick Rescorla, a 62-year-old Vietnam veteran and the head of security. He had warned his company for years that the Towers could be attacked. And on that terrible morning, his preparation met its moment.

Rick didn’t shout orders. He didn’t lose his voice in fear. Instead, as he guided people down the stairwells, he began to sing.

Cornish folk songs, the same ones he sang to his troops in Vietnam decades earlier. His deep voice cut through the smoke and terror: “Men of Cornwall stand ye steady. It cannot be ever said ye for the battle were not ready…”

Step by step, floor by floor, his songs carried them down. Thousands of men and women clung to his voice like a lifeline. One survivor later said, “That man’s voice saved my life.”

Every single Morgan Stanley employee made it out alive that day because of Rick. But he wasn’t finished. When his tower was nearly empty, he turned back. He went upstairs again — to look for anyone left behind.

That was the last time anyone saw him. Minutes later, the South Tower collapsed.

Rick Rescorla saved nearly 2,700 lives on 9/11. He gave up his own without hesitation. To the world, he was head of security. To thousands of families, he will always be remembered as the man who sang them out of hell.

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