"Yesterday is already a dream, And tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope."
I am married to a wonderful Marine and a mother of 5 darling children. Sniper has been home from his second tour in the Shitbox since July 2006. This will be my rants, raves and rumblings with my life with him as a Marine Wife, him dealing with life post Iraq and the Marine Corps next adventure for us. At times I may whine, I may cry and there maybe times I just don't make any sense and you think WTF. These are my feelings and my feelings alone. If you don't like what I have to say, click the "X" in the right corner and move on. Thank a vet for having that choice. If not, sit back and enjoy the peak into my crazy world.
| Code Pink is now gone (at least for awhile) at the four corner's of Walter Reed. I came across a story over at Andi's World and the full story at The Redhunter thru The Mudville Gazette. Yeah, one small victory for our Military folks. dyzgoneby |
posted by dyzgoneby at 1/21/2006 07:25:00 PM
Some people spend an entire lifetime wondering if they made a difference. The Marines do not have that problem. President Ronald Reagan
Comments on "Bye, Bye Code Pink at Walter Reed"
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"Frankly Opinionated" said ... (8:50 PM) :
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Tom the Redhunter said ... (5:28 AM) :
post a commentEven those of us that are in the same battle against terrorism as our armed troops have our victories, don't we? Waaaayyyyyy Cooooollllll !!!!!!!!! Now they should take their pink bouquets down to their brothers in the local AIDS hospital; they'll think the pink is such a sweet gesture. Again, the side of truth prevails.
nuf sed
hey there dayz,
i have read some of your entries... saw your comment on Tacobell's blog, i have been reading his and Capt B's entries on ANySoldier.com.
anyway...i have something to share with you but i dont want to do it publicly...it is a poem i wrote about having a loved one in the sandbox... so if you can email me...i would like to share it with you
connie
(a Marine at Heart)
ladybugkip@yahoo.com
Oh yeah, it was certainly good to watch the Pinkos sound the retreat as we informed them - politely but firmly - that "so sorry, but we've got the permit now so you'll have to leave".
And believe you me, from having spoken to many of the troopers both inside and outside of the hospital, they all know full well what goes on at the gates every Friday night. While no doubt a few oppose the war etc, the vast majority despise the Pinkos.
As do I