[radu]

Go ahead ... laugh. But while you're at it, got a damp cloth handy? This stuff is sticky! LOL!!!

I hate it but it's time for me to bid you all good night. Our ISP was kind enough to notify us about the down time and it's closing in quickly. I see I have two e-mails to reply to overseas and guess I'd better get to it.

Sleep well, everyone!! God bless y'all for your continuing support of our troops and veterans!!

Good night troops and allies wherever you may be. May god watch over you and keep you safe!

[Soaring Feather]

Good Night Radu sorry you have to go!

[SAMWolf]

Private First Class Caleb Collier (R), from the Headquarters and Support Battalion (H&S) of the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force, says good-bye to his wife Miranda (C) before boarding a bus in Camp Pendleton, January 15, 2003. The Marines are part of 10,000 troops being deployed to the Persian Gulf January 17 on seven ships from Naval Station San Diego as the United States prepares for a possible war with Iraq. REUTERS/Mike Blake


Private First Class Caleb Collier (L) from the Headquarters and Support Battalion (H&S) of the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force, hugs his wife Miranda before boarding a bus at Camp Pendleton, January 15, 2003.


Maj. Mark Tobin, right, a member of the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Brigade, and his wife Jen, right, share a quiet moment at Camp Lejeune, N.C., Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2003, before Tobin boarded a helicopter to join 7,000 fellow Marines on seven ships off the coast of North Carolina as they deploy to the Persian Gulf.(AP Photo/Bob Jordan)


Five-year-old Savion Grove is surrounded by cameras as he turns his head and waves good-bye to his uncle, Master Gunnery Sergeant Errol Ovid (in bus window) of the Headquarters and Support Battalion (H&S) of the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force at Camp Pendleton January 15, 2003.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Get some sleep tonight!! I will give it a go too. LOL! Sleep well and God bless you good for your support of our troops, past and present.