A MUST-HAVE! FUSION ORANGE.............. I WANT ONE! (that's YOU Nord)
Posted on 10/12/2007 5:19:11 PM PDT by silent_jonny
You too!!!! I couldn’t get on FR tonight for a while. ACK, my monthly pledge is really needed.
A MUST-HAVE! FUSION ORANGE.............. I WANT ONE! (that's YOU Nord)
Inside and out!
It did rain silly. I felt a drop-let or 2. Now it’s gone.
Howdy jonny, great shots of AF1 and of course First Lady Laura. Is she the prettiest First Lady we have had??
Pray for W and Our Troops
And...I didn't know I was such a "rant and raver" sort of child ;-)
Perhaps THESE can shed some light on the subject... :-)
Oh yes!...IT HAS OFFICIALLY RAINED IN SAN DIEGO FOLKS!! ha ha ha
Just dropped by to say hello to my bestest buddy.....hi sweety
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How is Jon enjoying being back home
He is just fine....bought himself a new car...is looking for an apartment and furniture and starts his new job on Nov 19 working for the Army training troops who are being deployed.....right now he’s out of town visiting friends.
I hope my post goes through this time. Anyway can I please have the photo on post#40 for my toaster picture?
Yey it worked
But it’s completely dry outside now...didn’t take long for that one raindrop to dry up.
Thanks again, s_j!
silent_jonny: THANK YOU for posting the DOSE tonight . . . AWESOME!
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MUST READ/VIEW . . .
YOU WILL FIND SEVERAL GREAT VIDEOCLIPS FROM THE PRESIDENT’S TRIP TO MIAMI HERE:
http://cbs4.com/topstories/local_story_284100749.html
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GROUNDS FOR OPTIMISM ABOUT IRAQ — THE CENTER SEEMS TO HOLD
Fouad Ajami is a professor of Middle East Studies at Johns Hopkins’ School of Advanced International Studies. He’s also the author of several books about the Middle East including most recently The Foreigner’s Gift: The Americans, the Arabs, and Iraqis in Iraq. If you ever have the chance to hear him speak, take it. I did so this evening at a small dinner gathering of journalists and policy experts hosted by the Hoover Institution.
Ajami has made eight trips to Iraq, the last one in August of this year. During that three week visit, he spoke to virtually all of the top leaders in Iraq, representing all three of the major factions, as well as General Petraeus and other U.S. military leaders. On a previous visit, he became one of the very few westerners to speak with Ayatollah Sistani.
Based on what he has seen, Ajami concludes that the tide has turned in Iraq and that the country is basically “working.”
You can read the entire commentary here:
http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2007/10/018733.php
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Tomorrow, my sister and I leave for Washington DC — she’s going for business; I’m going for pleasure! [Try to carry on without me (ha!)!]
Oh, Mystery. That is so cool! I missed out on some part of Jon’s life. I thought he was just home on leave. So, did I get it right this time? He’s out of the service and working for the army as a private citizen? Whatever! Hugs to your brave soldier.
JONNY!
Thank you for your two-day-a-week, much appreciated work.
He’s home.....he’s not out of the Army...he just re-enlisted in Iraq for another 6yrs
He will be training Il Guard units for the Army that are ready to deploy.....he is thinking of volunteering with another unit that is going to Afghan in May...he’s still undecided on that..lol
Since he will be training people here in Il he can get an apartment near the training camp that is being constructed.
Oh, OK. So I had it right the first time, and wrong the second time. Or something. I guess it was his looking for furniture that threw me. He’s really heart and soul into protecting this country. What a guy!
And, as always, prayers up for your two brave soldiers.
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