Retired software engineer

Ex DC Cop

Vietnam Vet - FMF Corpsman M/3/3 66-67

Go Terps
Geaux Tigers

Don't you guess that the things we're seeing now will haunt us through all the years;
Heaven and hell rolled into one, glory and blood and tears;
Life's pattern picked with a scarlet thread, where once we wove with a grey;
To remind us all how we played our part in the shock of an epic day?
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We'll breathe free air and we'll bivouac under the starry sky;
We'll march with men and we'll fight with men, and we'll see men laugh and die;
We'll know such joy as we never dreamed; we'll fathom the deeps of pain;
But the hardest bit of it all will be - when we come back home again.
From Rhymes of a Red Cross Man by Robert W. Service


I wouldn't worry 'bout it none, though.
They're dreams, and dreams are only in your head.
Bob Dylan