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COLD TOES - WARM THOUGHTS

Hang in there, my Brothers and Sisters in the north - Spring is just around the corner!!!

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Added by Paul Combs on January 30, 2012 at 8:51am — 3 Comments

ASKING FOR TROUBLE

No real opinion here - just going for a snicker or a snort!! :)

Happy Thanksgiving, Brothers and Sisters!!!

Added by Paul Combs on November 22, 2011 at 1:51pm — 2 Comments

THE FIRE LINE: OFF DUTY RULE #1

Autumn in the Great Lakes. Cool crisp air, leaves brilliant in their Fall splendor, slight frost on the morning horizon - and the sound of distant gun fire blowing the be-jesus out of a poor, gentle deer!

Ok, ok, so I'm not a hunter - all the more reason to have some fun at their expense:) We have plenty in my department who are, and this time of…

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Added by Paul Combs on November 10, 2011 at 11:07am — 6 Comments

THE FIRE LINE: Daddy's Little Girl

Oh, the things children repeat!

Like many of you, my child grew up in the firehouse - and this is something that I hope she says with a tremendous amount of pride. The station has been her refuge, playhouse, babysitter, and many times, her entertainment. All too often my daughter hung out in the back room watching TV while we gathered to discuss training, debrief from an… Continue

Added by Paul Combs on September 20, 2011 at 10:02am — 13 Comments

THE FIRE LINE: Goldfeder

5,4,3,2,1... Ready? Launch!!

Welcome to the inaugural "The Fire Line," folks! I'm extremely proud to introduce a fun project that will hopefully bring a grin and maybe a snort or two — this one's just for laughs! Almost everyone is familiar with my biting editorial cartoons, but I'm often inspired to draw something just for fun. No preconceived opinion or point,… Continue

Added by Paul Combs on August 24, 2011 at 8:11pm — 10 Comments

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