Hi there! You sound like a very cool person! I'm trying to meet other girls that are into firefighting...none of my friends understand why I love it!
Just wanted to say hey!
Yeah, I agree with you. I've been a firefighter for about 4 years now and this past Sunday was the first time my mom has seen my fire department and my gear and everything. She said she wasn't ready to see it until then!
There are hardly any girls around here that are firefighters so its nice to finally meet some!
Take care and you stay safe also!
I think she might...I'm not really sure, but it was nice for her to see the things I use and experience when we get calls. It was sort of this part of my life that she knew nothing about. I would tell her about calls and things, but she was pretty close-minded to it. It actually seems like we might be getting somewhere now!
Nice talking to you!
hey...its ok. i was just having a hard time. my fiancee works a lot and he hasn't been on a fire call in a while. one of my friends sent me this video about 9/11 that mad me cry, i had him watch it and he started crying, and 2 minutes later, he gets a fire call for a commercial structure fire. I didnt want him to go but he did anyway and I just had a bad feeling something was going to happen to him. I was having a nervous breakdown! It was bad but I'm ok now!
I'll email you sometime...my email address is SLC87@mail.com. Feel free to write me there if you want!
Thanks and have a good day as well!
Hey....
DCFD Sgt. Michael LaCore remains in critical condition after he and three other firefighters were injured in that row house fire Monday. Sgt. Michael LaCore, 37, underwent surgery yesterday morning and was scheduled to stay in the Burn Intensive Care Unit at Washington Hospital Center for an indefinite period of time. He suffered burns on 50 percent of his body and remains in a medically induced coma. Three other Firefighters: Charlie Shyab, 30, Kenneth Humphries, 23, and Douglas Donnelly, 27 are listed in good condition, and FF Humphries and FF Donnelly were released from the hospital yesterday. All four of the Firefighters were from Engine Co. 4.
DC Fire Officials said the blaze began about 1520 hours after rags soaked in linseed oil spontaneously combusted and caused a container of propane gas to explode. The fire spread to the home's rear porch and then jumped to porches behind houses on either side of it.
Bryan McCann
Aug 24, 2007
blazeman73
Aug 24, 2007
BRENT RAINES
Aug 24, 2007
john preston
Aug 24, 2007
jbeanfirefighter
Aug 24, 2007
BRENT RAINES
Aug 25, 2007
Joe Totero
Stay safe!
Aug 25, 2007
Firefighter ABaxter
Aug 25, 2007
KClark903
Aug 26, 2007
Steph
Just wanted to say hey!
Aug 27, 2007
Steph
There are hardly any girls around here that are firefighters so its nice to finally meet some!
Take care and you stay safe also!
Aug 28, 2007
FF32
Aug 29, 2007
Steph
Nice talking to you!
Aug 29, 2007
FF32
Aug 30, 2007
jbeanfirefighter
Aug 31, 2007
j selke
Sep 5, 2007
robert hawkins
Sep 9, 2007
Steph
Sep 10, 2007
Steph
I'll email you sometime...my email address is SLC87@mail.com. Feel free to write me there if you want!
Thanks and have a good day as well!
Sep 10, 2007
FirefighterAli
DCFD Sgt. Michael LaCore remains in critical condition after he and three other firefighters were injured in that row house fire Monday. Sgt. Michael LaCore, 37, underwent surgery yesterday morning and was scheduled to stay in the Burn Intensive Care Unit at Washington Hospital Center for an indefinite period of time. He suffered burns on 50 percent of his body and remains in a medically induced coma. Three other Firefighters: Charlie Shyab, 30, Kenneth Humphries, 23, and Douglas Donnelly, 27 are listed in good condition, and FF Humphries and FF Donnelly were released from the hospital yesterday. All four of the Firefighters were from Engine Co. 4.
DC Fire Officials said the blaze began about 1520 hours after rags soaked in linseed oil spontaneously combusted and caused a container of propane gas to explode. The fire spread to the home's rear porch and then jumped to porches behind houses on either side of it.
Oct 31, 2007
Chris Burks
How's the weather out in N.Y.?
Nov 7, 2007
Chris Burks
well have a great rest of the weekend and be safe.
Nov 11, 2007
anne
Nov 21, 2007
Chris Burks
Be Safe Out There!!!
Nov 21, 2007
j selke
Nov 23, 2007
Mike
Dec 25, 2007
Captain Hays
Dec 28, 2007
scott davidson
Dec 28, 2007
Joel Swanson
Thanks for the ADD & Take Care Out There...
Jan 6, 2008
Lt. Raymond Oliver HPFD 6505
Feb 3, 2008
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Feb 23, 2008
Dennis
Mar 15, 2008
shawn
Mar 26, 2008
Shawn
Mar 30, 2008
Dennis
Mar 31, 2008
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Mar 31, 2008
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Mar 31, 2008
Josh kibbe
Apr 2, 2008
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Apr 18, 2008
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May 7, 2008
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May 7, 2008
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May 8, 2008
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May 8, 2008
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May 10, 2008
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May 11, 2008
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May 11, 2008
Paul Montpetit
May 12, 2008
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May 13, 2008
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May 18, 2008