SSG: We used to carry along gatorade or similar bottles for longer UH-60 flights. And then you can drop it on the enemy! I love it! ! M-Post: <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FFF394 class="mb-Body-Quote-Table
he he he . . . just a bit of silliness . . .
Oooh Gideon, this gets an insightful from me. All I can say is right on . This is a brilliant piece.
Trying out a new smiley . . . here goes . . . d'oh I messed it up . . .
For a fat, hairy slob of a man, he sure can write. Good read, interesting points. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Beebles: Sorry to hear that you're having such a stressful year. Didn't care for high school too much myself. Lucky for me, I was pregnant most of my senior year, and I had taken pretty much everything that was required already anyways, so I got to go home after taking some English, Home Ec, and Government courses in the morning. Of course, I threw up every morning before I went to school, but at least I was home in time for my soaps. <im
Citahellion: Thanks for the heads up. I think I fixed it.
M-Post: I'm so sorry to hear about this. I'm glad to hear that you will be OK, though . . . with a baseball bat in the equation, you could have easily been killed. Best wishes for your healing. (btw . . . my husband got those when he had his PRK eye surgery . . . they're nice . . . just watch so you don't get addicted as it can happen very easily)
I heard this on a stand up comedy show one time . . . "they do have viagra for women . . . it's called cash!". As usual, this was a very interesting blog, Sally. My love for my husband is not tied to his income, but I do believe that all people want to feel taken care of . . . obviously, the dynamics of this are much different in
I've got . . . "punk teens nude" "coming home to see boobs!" "santa claus vomit with rage" "my 10 year old knows everything about computers" "peanut butter to tan" "wicked wahine posts" "I ate a slice of molded bread" "top ten things that suck" "slept with a married man" "peek-a-boo bathrooms" . . . among others . . . people search for some biza
Picture this: You're a female soldier, wearing a filthy, crumpled desert camo uniform. Your dirty, greasy hair is tied up into a regulation bun. Your feet hurt, and your back aches from sitting. You've been drinking as much water as you can get your hands on in an effort to stay hydrated. The convoy is bumping along, kicking up dusty sand as it drives on and on a
Insightful: I somehow missed you when I was responding above, please forgive me. Thank you so much for your kind and caring comments. It is helpful to know that others, even people I have never met, are thinking of me and praying for me. Thanks again.
M-Post: You're too sweet. Even with the meds, your message came out clear and went straight to my heart. Thanks for your comments. Crusaders: I know you're right about missing all that stuff later on . . . it just gets stressful and depressing sometimes. I don't have any family nearby . . . I am in Hawaii, (o
Raven: I thought this was a terrific post - it's strange how we quickly we condemn the hatefulness and snottiness in others, but how slow we are to recognize it in ourselves. I know that I was quite mean to some other kids in high school - going along with the crowd, and I can also remember having other kids treat me very poorly as well. I hated high school anyways. That's not something I would ever want to do over again . . . they tell y
Awww . . . Jeremy! HEY! Now I am smiling!
My parents are geezers . . . maybe even Geezers . . . when they came to visit me earlier in the summer, it took them a good 3 days to get adjusted to the time change. All they could do was sleep. They do other old people stuff, too . . . my mom can't go anywhere without having to stop at a gas station to go pee. I still love them, though . . . even if they are geezers.
wuxiaomao: Thanks. Gideon: I do feel like I am missing a part of myself. My husband and I are very close . . . we've been together since he was 16 and I was 17, and we have essentially grown up together, as we married when we were both 18. I'm a bit socially inept, and have always preferred his company over that of others, and it is so odd and heartbreaking to me to not have
Dharmagrl: Thank you so much. It's nice to know someone who understands what I'm going through . . . You have no idea how much I appreciate your comments and your support.
chiprj: Thanks for sharing this. I am very impressed with what you guys do at these funerals. It seems that your efforts are noted and much appreciated by the friends and loved ones of the deceased, as well.
wuxiaomao: He'll be home for a couple of weeks in a little over a month . . . somehow it makes me feel more sad. I can see how fast the time will pass while he's here and then he will be gone again. I do talk to him about how I'm feeling, and he would do whatever he could to make it better, but there's just not much he can do. Really, I guess, I'm just being a baby. SSG: That sounds about like what my husband would tell me to do. <img src
Tenille: This made me cry. I can't imagine the pain you must feel in all this . . . you are such a blessing to Sierra, and maybe because of your love and your ability to understand what she is feeling and what she is experiencing, maybe she won't battle the feelings of unworthiness and abandonment that you have had to struggle with. I love you, girl, and I am so sorry to know that you are hurting, but even with that, I can see so much value in your
Well, I am sitting here feeling sorry for myself. I feel so sad and alone. My mind is tired and the back and forth with the boys about which candy they can have or who punched who first make me feel so exhausted and frustrated. I feel so worn out and so utterly and completely alone. I'm sick of solving disagreements by myself and being berated by my seve
He is a big guy, He will figure out what he wants to do with us all. Meanwhile I need to work on my salvation, I haven't had it that good that I can now worry and try to work on or for other people's salvation. Call me selfish, ignorant, trolling, I am just trying to share where I am. wuxiaomao: These
I bought Dark Cloud 2 when my husband was away at basic training and I got stuck and couldn't beat it . . . now he's deployed overseas and has the PS2 with him so I can't play it, and I can't remember which part I got stuck on . . . I may be looking you up for some tips later though, if that's OK?
I can't think of Britney Spears without "you burped on my weddin' kiss" going through my head . . . I think she's better looking than me but she's not the be-all and end-all in attractiveness . . . she's got an oddly shaped body and seems to be determined to run her life into the ground. She's one very, very rich and clueless redneck girl. Gene: <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%"
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