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- Reading Between the Lines
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- Operator
- Getting Through
- On NOT Hibernating
- The Craziest Language
- Self-righteousness
- Give Thanks!
- First Snow of the Season
- Grandparent Privileges
...in the light of eternity. "Life's a tough proposition, and the first hundred years are the hardest." Wilson Mizner
7 Comments:
At 12/21/2005 7:08 PM, Kc said…
He certainly looks fit and ready! I know you're so thankful. May God bless and care for you all.
At 12/21/2005 7:34 PM, Cheryl said…
And he looks happy to be home!
At 12/22/2005 9:34 AM, Curious Servant said…
What a fine strapping lad you have there!
At 12/22/2005 9:35 AM, Curious Servant said…
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At 12/22/2005 7:30 PM, Anonymous said…
thanks for visiting my blog, now i have a new one to peruse. scary huh? i'll know all about you here shortly. So are you saying, that your son is just now enlisted?
i think i'm going to delete my rant about my advisor from school on my blog. i hate it when i get hot headed and just get loud, and angry. you said she's probably a nice lady normally, but she is so not nice. i didn't want to say it, but she is an athiest, and she is very nasty to people when she finds out they are Christians. Theres a friend of mine, who almost didn't get into the social work program because of this particular advisor/professor because as she said to my friend "i'm afraid you will be biased because you're a christian". hmmmmm whose being biased there.
At 12/22/2005 9:43 PM, Whistle Britches said…
Congratulations! After you cook breakfast for him tomorrow morning look at him and say:
"Ten-hut!!!"
"Drop and give me 20, Mister!"
Just have a little fun with him.
For me?
At 12/23/2005 3:40 AM, Dak-Ind said…
greetings!
say thank you to your son for us. my husbadn is a service connected disbaled army tanker. we support our men (and women) in uniform, and thank all of them for their service.
be well, be safe, and happy holidays.
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