Posted on 03/15/2006 5:59:14 PM PST by StarCMC
My parents.
Ping. You have to tell them how you got your FReeper handle.
Okay, I'll pop in and tell the origin of my Freeper name. When hubby and I got home from our honeymoon, we watched the series "Liberty!" on PBS. We just loved it! It was so moving, and the actors really brought the Revolutionary War to life.
I had great admiration for Abigail Adams after hearing the things that she wrote to her husband in the many letters they exchanged. She was intelligent, stood up for women's rights, and was a true patriot. You can read more about her in my profile.
God bless our troops real good!
Because I'm crippled and I like making liberals squirm by calling myself crippled.
I'm an attorney. And safety razors frighten and confuse me.
My parents gave it to me. :-)
Can I guess first?? Were you EOD??
Now I'm gonna go look!
LOL lots of it.
Nope -- I was wrong! LOL
Had to guess first though!
43 years of employment
My MOS. 91B=Army medic. I am an NG soldier and I teach at a community college full-time, so 91B is like my alter-ego. I like being a medic, but I prefer to do it part-time and go on periodic deployments rather than do all the D&P shows that the regulars do.
One time in band camp...
heh.
Good evening and welcome to the Canteen!
Mylife means just that.
It comes from my strong belief that the government is not responsible for mylife.
Good bad or indifferent, its mine.
Well that explains it for sure! Wowzers.....you've been here along time boomop1! Love your home page....looks like you & Mrs. boomop1 don't let no grass grow under your feet!:)
Thanks & God bless you for your Service to America!
Cool!!
My MOS in the USMCR was "2111". Small arms repair. Everything from the .45 cal up to the 106 recoiless.
23yrs active duty in the US Coast Guard.
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