A 1,000 pound Elk killed by my husband in 1975. Two other Elk racks are hanging beside this one. 1-4-2018 Perryton, TX.
While having lunch with a friend at the Center yesterday she was telling me about an accident her son, and his wife recently had while driving back from Amarillo. A 1,000 pound Elk jumped in front of their vehicle while they were driving at the normal speed, 75 miles per hour. The Elk was killed, and the vehicle was totally wrecked. Neither of the occupants were injured. What is so unusual about this accident is that the area which it happened in is about 300 miles from any Elk population. The only Elk in that vicinity are a few that have been hauled here and fenced in. No report of any loose Elk have been discovered. The possibility of such dry weather in Colorado could have been the reason for the Elk being there. It was reported that a herd of about twelve Elk had been seen by another person in that area. The reason being they were looking for water.
The Elk I posted was killed by my husband in about 1975 high up in the mountains out of Chama, New Mexico. It weighed about 1,000 plus pounds. It had to be quartered in order to bring it down from the high mountain where it was bagged. Several guys were involved in getting it to lower ground. When the meat was processed it was shared with several families. On either side of the big Elk’s head is two other Elk racks that my husband killed. Only part of these horns are visible. If my husband was still alive he would not believe that a 1,000 pound Elk was roaming in the plains of West Texas. Just a short distance from where he lived. There is hardly any hills here must less mountains. But one thing for sure he would be excited, and would start investigating. This man, and his wife who were victims of the terrible tragedy are very thankful to be alive. Who knows why, and if unusual accidents such as this, will continue in our isolated plains area of big game wild life. We have had a problem with deer in this area, but never Elk, buffalo or wild hogs.
I have been gone most of the day, but have caught a bit or two of the latest news. It seems to be getting more complicated every day. I think the big buck Elk from the original herd of President Trump’s team, has drifted off to cause some deadly crashes to innocent people. I think we need to call in all prized hunters, and offer them a reward to kill the roaming, yes, out of place, big bucks. If that sounds too harsh then we need to at least offer a prize for bringing them in to captivity alive. Some have definitely drifted out of their boundaries. We cannot let them go free to do more deadly attempts. I doubt there is strong enough jail cells to contain some of these monstrous, wild beasts, that now are roaming rampant. Jails are not the answer. What then is the answer? Big game hunters with the deadliest bullet rifles made. How about a 308 mag? It wouldn’t leave any standing. I have rattled off to the extreme nonsense, but I truly am upset about some of the mean spirited people we thought we could trust.
God Bless
Myrtle Jean Sharp
Thursday, January 4, 2018
Wednesday, January 3, 2018
Jean's Comment's: "A Sigh Of Good News"
Jean's Comment's: "A Sigh Of Good News": What a switch. Day before yesterday, 1-1, the temperature was 4 degree. This morning two days later, the temperature is 50 degree. 1-3-201...
"A Sigh Of Good News"
What a switch. Day before yesterday, 1-1, the temperature was 4 degree. This morning two days later, the temperature is 50 degree. 1-3-2018 Perryton, TX
I am in disbelief over this weather thing in Perryton, Texas. On New Year’s day 1,1, 2018, the temperature was 4 degree. This morning at 9:a m, 1-3-2018, The temperature is 50 degree. The sun is shinning brightly. Praise the Lord. I am overjoyed at His goodness starting off the New year. Yesterday was cold, but I received a very great blessing. I cannot relate the good news now, but it was nothing short of a miracle. After the storm the calm always comes. Too many times we don’t want to battle the storm, but storms have always been, and always will be. Matthew 14:22, tells the story of how Jesus sent his disciples in a ship back to the other side of The Sea of Galilee. Jesus stayed behind to pray. When darkness came a wind storm came, and the disciples were exhausted after rowing all night in the wind. When daylight came the disciples looked out at sea and saw a man walking on the water. They became frightened thinking it was a spirit. Then Jesus said to them, “don’t be afraid it is me.” He got in the ship with them, and the wind calmed down. He then said to them, “Oh ye of little faith.” Those disciples had no choice, but to struggle with the wind if they wanted to live. Jesus could have calmed the wind without walking on the water to them, or he could have kept it from happening in the first place, but He was testing the disciples faith. They had just witnessed a miracle before they got in the ship to leave. Jesus had taken five little fishes, blessed them, and fed a multitude of people gathered along the sea shore. The disciples were like us today. If we can’t see Jesus, or touch Him in person, we can’t believe Him when He says, “believe and ye shall receive.”
This story has always been hard for people to accept when their storms blow in. But either we work through them, or we die. As long as we don’t give up, the storm will pass by without taking our lives. Yesterday I felt like I had been struggling with a storm for a very long time. I was not afraid, but I wanted something better than what I had. The disciples were not afraid till they saw Jesus walking on the water coming toward them. They were tired and weary, but not giving up. They didn’t expect to see the real Jesus walking on water that the wind was making high waves with, and dashing to and fro. Today I feel so blessed, and know without a doubt, that Jesus has calmed the storm in my life. I am feeling today a mountain of joy, and cannot keep silent about it. What on earth am I talking about? I wish I could explain, but it isn’t possible. I will just say, “Walk by faith and not by sight.”
God Bless
Myrtle Jean Sharp
I am in disbelief over this weather thing in Perryton, Texas. On New Year’s day 1,1, 2018, the temperature was 4 degree. This morning at 9:a m, 1-3-2018, The temperature is 50 degree. The sun is shinning brightly. Praise the Lord. I am overjoyed at His goodness starting off the New year. Yesterday was cold, but I received a very great blessing. I cannot relate the good news now, but it was nothing short of a miracle. After the storm the calm always comes. Too many times we don’t want to battle the storm, but storms have always been, and always will be. Matthew 14:22, tells the story of how Jesus sent his disciples in a ship back to the other side of The Sea of Galilee. Jesus stayed behind to pray. When darkness came a wind storm came, and the disciples were exhausted after rowing all night in the wind. When daylight came the disciples looked out at sea and saw a man walking on the water. They became frightened thinking it was a spirit. Then Jesus said to them, “don’t be afraid it is me.” He got in the ship with them, and the wind calmed down. He then said to them, “Oh ye of little faith.” Those disciples had no choice, but to struggle with the wind if they wanted to live. Jesus could have calmed the wind without walking on the water to them, or he could have kept it from happening in the first place, but He was testing the disciples faith. They had just witnessed a miracle before they got in the ship to leave. Jesus had taken five little fishes, blessed them, and fed a multitude of people gathered along the sea shore. The disciples were like us today. If we can’t see Jesus, or touch Him in person, we can’t believe Him when He says, “believe and ye shall receive.”
This story has always been hard for people to accept when their storms blow in. But either we work through them, or we die. As long as we don’t give up, the storm will pass by without taking our lives. Yesterday I felt like I had been struggling with a storm for a very long time. I was not afraid, but I wanted something better than what I had. The disciples were not afraid till they saw Jesus walking on the water coming toward them. They were tired and weary, but not giving up. They didn’t expect to see the real Jesus walking on water that the wind was making high waves with, and dashing to and fro. Today I feel so blessed, and know without a doubt, that Jesus has calmed the storm in my life. I am feeling today a mountain of joy, and cannot keep silent about it. What on earth am I talking about? I wish I could explain, but it isn’t possible. I will just say, “Walk by faith and not by sight.”
God Bless
Myrtle Jean Sharp
Tuesday, January 2, 2018
Jean's Comment's: "I Loved The Giver Of This Gift"
Jean's Comment's: "I Loved The Giver Of This Gift": A gift from my husband when mink was being worn more. No place to wear it now. 1-2-2018 perryton, TX It’s been several years since my hu...
"I Loved The Giver Of This Gift"
A gift from my husband when mink was being worn more. No place to wear it now. 1-2-2018 perryton, TX
It’s been several years since my husband bought me this mink stole. At the time there was a nice club here where I could wear it on special occasions. Now there isn’t any place in Perryton where one can feel comfortable wearing mink. I probably wore this stole about a half of a dozen times. In fact I think real fur is being looked upon now as cruelty to animals. My husband didn’t look at it as wrong to use precious animal fur to make lovely coats and stoles for ladies. He was a hunter all his life, and he believed in using whatever his kill was for a great idea to make into valuable items. He used some ivory from an Elk he killed to make a handle for a hunting knife. The skilled knife-maker used stainless steel for the blade. It was a beautiful piece of art when finished. It has been passed on to a grandson who loves the same type of sport his grandfather loved. The three grandsons we have has all been given a special item of value, and sentient, of their grandfather. I would like for my mink stole to be worn by my daughter instead of hanging as a memory, but I doubt that will ever happen since fur has become a no-no in most places. Whatever she does with it will be fine with me. She is a beautiful lady, and I love her so much. In fact her father gave her the money to pick out the prettiest mink stole she could find for me one Christmas. I do love her choice, and wish I could have worn it more.
I just got home yesterday from a short New Years vacation, but I am already wanting to go again. Tomorrow is a Citizen’s luncheon day, and I will be there with bells on. The Center has been closed for nearly two weeks so I know everyone will have an interesting story to tell about their holiday celebrations. I have a funny one or two I plan to tell. I just hope no one will be missing because of illness. The flu has been bad here. The temperature has been extremely cold for several days. This second day of the New Year I am feeling great, and am thankful for the blessing of being well. I wish all who are sick to have a speedy recovery.
As for the news situation, I am trusting the Lord to keep us safe from the awful North Korean regime. They keep threating to use their nuclear bomb against America. Many of America‘s experts on foreign threats believe this is a genuine threat, and should be taken very seriously. Day by day we live in fear of a terrible attack by this evil regime. It has been predicted if this happens, many innocent civilians will be killed both here and abroad. Let us all stay focused on our God to keep us safe.
God Bless
Myrtle Jean Sharp .
It’s been several years since my husband bought me this mink stole. At the time there was a nice club here where I could wear it on special occasions. Now there isn’t any place in Perryton where one can feel comfortable wearing mink. I probably wore this stole about a half of a dozen times. In fact I think real fur is being looked upon now as cruelty to animals. My husband didn’t look at it as wrong to use precious animal fur to make lovely coats and stoles for ladies. He was a hunter all his life, and he believed in using whatever his kill was for a great idea to make into valuable items. He used some ivory from an Elk he killed to make a handle for a hunting knife. The skilled knife-maker used stainless steel for the blade. It was a beautiful piece of art when finished. It has been passed on to a grandson who loves the same type of sport his grandfather loved. The three grandsons we have has all been given a special item of value, and sentient, of their grandfather. I would like for my mink stole to be worn by my daughter instead of hanging as a memory, but I doubt that will ever happen since fur has become a no-no in most places. Whatever she does with it will be fine with me. She is a beautiful lady, and I love her so much. In fact her father gave her the money to pick out the prettiest mink stole she could find for me one Christmas. I do love her choice, and wish I could have worn it more.
I just got home yesterday from a short New Years vacation, but I am already wanting to go again. Tomorrow is a Citizen’s luncheon day, and I will be there with bells on. The Center has been closed for nearly two weeks so I know everyone will have an interesting story to tell about their holiday celebrations. I have a funny one or two I plan to tell. I just hope no one will be missing because of illness. The flu has been bad here. The temperature has been extremely cold for several days. This second day of the New Year I am feeling great, and am thankful for the blessing of being well. I wish all who are sick to have a speedy recovery.
As for the news situation, I am trusting the Lord to keep us safe from the awful North Korean regime. They keep threating to use their nuclear bomb against America. Many of America‘s experts on foreign threats believe this is a genuine threat, and should be taken very seriously. Day by day we live in fear of a terrible attack by this evil regime. It has been predicted if this happens, many innocent civilians will be killed both here and abroad. Let us all stay focused on our God to keep us safe.
God Bless
Myrtle Jean Sharp .
Monday, January 1, 2018
Jean's Comment's: "Put On A Happy Face"
Jean's Comment's: "Put On A Happy Face": Myrtle Jean Sharp wishing everyone a Happy New Year. 1-1-2018 Perryton, TX Happy New to all my family and friends. I just go...
"Put On A Happy Face"
Myrtle Jean Sharp wishing everyone a Happy New Year. 1-1-2018 Perryton, TX
Happy New to all my family and friends. I just got home from a two day vacation that left me celebrating with only friends at the Lucky Star Casino. A friend who was suppose to meet me there came down with the flue, and so did my sister’s daughter who was suppose to relieve her from work. It was terribly cold, and many people were sick. I went on as planned and had a wonderful time with friends at Clinton Oklahoma. When I left Clinton this morning the temperature was 4 degrees. Thankfully the roads were clear, and the trip home was nice. I am now ready to blast off to a New Year of fun and excitement. I made a new friend at Clinton and we became close acquaintances. I hope to do more of this kind of friendship searching in the new Year. Life is too short to live like a hermit, and be bored from lack of friendship. I plan to go more, and do more interesting things in the new year. In was nice to get home to a warn, cozy place of abode. I am so thankful for this place of fortitude in a time of a deeply troubling world. I just want to be able to get out more and contribute anything I can to help people become more “Christ friendly.” He is the answer to all of our problems.
I never watched the news while I was gone, but upon returning home I see where the United States is at odds with Iran over the way the two countries govern. Thousands of Iranian protesters are risking their lives to bring about change to their government. They have been mistreated for many years, and our President Trump is encouraging them to protest. I will not rebuke our President for using his wisdom to help other countries whose people have been robbed of their human rights by evil dictators. In the end good will always triumph over evil. I am always thinking of this famous quote by Edmund Burke. “All it takes for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing,” Nothing could be more true. We all must do something, even though we think it’s not much. We need a shield, and we need a sword. We all need to be warriors for God. God is good. God is great, and God will triumph. I try in different ways to help our President, but probably the best way I can help him is kneeling in prayer every night asking God to protect, and give wisdom to him. I also include our Vice President as he is definitely a man of God. “The Lord is my Sheppard I shall not want.” Donald Trump is my President, I shall always trust. I believe it’s now time to put on our shields and go to battle for our Lord. A little criticism won’t hurt anyone who has their faith anchored in the Lord.
God Bless
Myrtle Jean Sharp
Happy New to all my family and friends. I just got home from a two day vacation that left me celebrating with only friends at the Lucky Star Casino. A friend who was suppose to meet me there came down with the flue, and so did my sister’s daughter who was suppose to relieve her from work. It was terribly cold, and many people were sick. I went on as planned and had a wonderful time with friends at Clinton Oklahoma. When I left Clinton this morning the temperature was 4 degrees. Thankfully the roads were clear, and the trip home was nice. I am now ready to blast off to a New Year of fun and excitement. I made a new friend at Clinton and we became close acquaintances. I hope to do more of this kind of friendship searching in the new Year. Life is too short to live like a hermit, and be bored from lack of friendship. I plan to go more, and do more interesting things in the new year. In was nice to get home to a warn, cozy place of abode. I am so thankful for this place of fortitude in a time of a deeply troubling world. I just want to be able to get out more and contribute anything I can to help people become more “Christ friendly.” He is the answer to all of our problems.
I never watched the news while I was gone, but upon returning home I see where the United States is at odds with Iran over the way the two countries govern. Thousands of Iranian protesters are risking their lives to bring about change to their government. They have been mistreated for many years, and our President Trump is encouraging them to protest. I will not rebuke our President for using his wisdom to help other countries whose people have been robbed of their human rights by evil dictators. In the end good will always triumph over evil. I am always thinking of this famous quote by Edmund Burke. “All it takes for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing,” Nothing could be more true. We all must do something, even though we think it’s not much. We need a shield, and we need a sword. We all need to be warriors for God. God is good. God is great, and God will triumph. I try in different ways to help our President, but probably the best way I can help him is kneeling in prayer every night asking God to protect, and give wisdom to him. I also include our Vice President as he is definitely a man of God. “The Lord is my Sheppard I shall not want.” Donald Trump is my President, I shall always trust. I believe it’s now time to put on our shields and go to battle for our Lord. A little criticism won’t hurt anyone who has their faith anchored in the Lord.
God Bless
Myrtle Jean Sharp
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