A Risk Managing Citizen-Retired Soldier, He Who Hunted Heads, A hoopy e-learning frood who is also a generative artist/teacher, A PMP'n Migratory Executive, A Running Dog Capitalist/Economist, A CSM who has had a Kipling Experience and an Author/Prop - Yummy as Krispy Kreme and as strong as Dunkin' Donuts Coffee!
I'm headed out for Kuwait, to in-process, then up to Phoenix Academy in Iraq to complete preparations. Once I settle in, I'll try to start regular updates. In the meantime, contact may be sketchy.
posted by LTC John at 10:56 AM
My blog is worth $60,970.32.
How much is your blog worth?
18 Comments:
Good luck to all. Keep your rather large head down!!!
God bless you and thanks for serving. Our daughter (Army) is headed to Slayer next week.
Godspeed, Major.
Best wishes, Major, and safe travels to and from.
God bless!
God bless you and your family, Major John. Our country is lucky to have you.
We've got your back here, Sir. God speed. May God hold you and yours in the palm of His hand.
Do your stuff and then come home safe, Major John.
Drive carefully, dude. Go with God.
May you have safe travel, a productive visit, and a song in your heart to chase them naughty blues away ...
Godspeed, Major John! I'll be keeping you in my thoughts and prayers.
Check in when you can and let us know what we can do... the crystal light thing, remember?
Our thoughts and prayers go with you. Stay safe.
Words can't express how grateful and blessed we are to have people like you serving in our military.
Thank you.
Anne Lee
We'll smoke you a kipper.
A 150-g portion (about 300g including bones and skin) is an exceptionally rich source of vitamins B12 and D, a rich source of protein, niacin, and iodine; a source of vitamin B2, iron, and calcium; contains 1500mg of sodium and 18g of fat, of which about 20% is saturated and 60% mono-unsaturated; supplies 300kcal.
That would be your kipper. I guess it's ok once in awhile. Too bad they're so salty really.
Good luck mate. Keep safe. See you when you get back.
Oldboy1
Roll on, big Daddy. Be nice to any navy types you see.
Be safe Major. Thank you, sir.
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