Yeah, it was the wreck in Buda, I saw it on Fox News Austin, if you remember seeing a firefighter squatting next to the wreck that's my man.

I'm not planning on letting him go :D

I'm not planning on letting him go :D :D :D :DToday 09:22 AM

I'm not planning on letting him go :DToday 07:31 PM


Okay, we get the point. :rolleyes:

You look pretty cute, but not too sure about the firefighter dude!! ;) ;) ;)

Love you!!!! Glad we are all safe!!!

Wha? I thought he got the board's approval!!!;)

Lissa, I'm so glad you've found yourself a good Christian man.

I worked as an EMT for 4 years, and saw my share of suffering and death during that time, too. What stands out though are those I was able to help. Saving just one makes all the ones you can't save worth it. Sometimes even when you lose a patient, you can be there for their loved ones when they so desperately need support too. It really is a very rewarding way to earn a living. I know you've got to be proud of your guy. I hope you can learn not to worry so you can simply enjoy what a great "catch" you've landed.

He knows I worry, and I think he kinda appreciates it, I told him that I'm still adjusting to the whole dating a firefighter thing. I told him yesterday (finally saw him!!! In all he spent 90 of 102 hrs at the station!! :eek: ) that I will never stop worrying about him, but I'll get better at dealing with it. Before this he had just spent 9 hours at a wildfire, then suddenly he was at the station non-stop the past few days and I was starting to panic, I'm still adjusting and he knows that, and he knows how proud I am of him.

He did tell me that the double fatality was the worst he'd ever seen, the Justice of the Peace that had to come to scene to call the two individuals hadn't even seen anything that bad, and a couple of the firefighters took one look at them and left. It wasn't pretty, they didn't even know it was two people until they started trying to get them outta the car...