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Paul in Sparta Wisconsin hey Paul what's on your mind today

With all the destruction that Donald Trump's doing to D.C., can we start a GoFundMe page now before he gets out of office so that we can repair and replace what damage he's

done? Rebuild the East Wing? Put Jackie's Rose Garden back into place? Put the trees back in front of the Kennedy Center? There was a headline about the reflecting pool today over at Raw Story.

What was your favorite place you ended up?

Um, actually, uh, we were working over by Sparta, Wisconsin and, uh, is Coon Valley is what it was called, but, uh, oh my God, the deer hunting down there.

There's some big bucks.

Yeah.

Sure.

Paul in Sparta, Wisconsin.

Hey, Paul.

What's on your mind today?

[laughs] But I've been there.

I did go check out, like, Sparta, Wisconsin for a little bit.

Um, got to go on a little-

Ooh.

[laughs]

But, uh, come on back out.

There's more to Wisconsin than there is Sparta, and, uh, but Sparta's beautiful, so is the Dalles.

You get back on out here.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the American Diabetes Association.

Evelyn Kaufman said, 83 of Sparta, Wisconsin, passed away Monday, August 31st at Mulder Health Care Facility in West Salem, Wisconsin.

She was born on March 10th, 1943 in Des Moines to Oscar and Helen Sinekut.

She met her husband, Daniel Kaufman, at Koch College.

After getting married, they would move to Rochester, Minnesota, Eclair, Wisconsin, and then Viroqua, Wisconsin.

Her celebration of life for Jesus will be on Tuesday, September 8th at St. John's Lutheran Church in Sparta, Wisconsin, with visitation from 10 to 11 a.m., followed by a service and lunch.

Her burial will be Wednesday, September 9th at the Greenwood Cemetery in Hayward, Wisconsin.

Marvin Hunter, age 70, of Iowa City, passed away Monday, August 31st at the University of Iowa Hospital.

I guess the people at the brand and the people at the company and behind the brand more so than the product itself.

Sometimes like I shoot a Matthew's bow, like Sparta, Wisconsin is 50 miles from where I grew up.

I just feel this natural pull to shoot a, a bow that's produced in the area where I grew up at.

I just, I associate myself with that brand and I like the people behind the brand and what they stand for.