It’s funny, if you think about it… Haven’t heard anything from the ol’ Gun Line?
That’s because nothing has happened!
Think about it.
A war zone.. And there’s nothing to report…
Yes, yes, I know – I couldn’t report it if there were anything to report. Well, that’s not true. I could say that something happened – I just couldn’t tell you what…
But, no, nothing has happened that I can’t tell you about…
So, in light of the like of anything exciting happening, let me tell you of the mundane-
Everyday, a new flag is flown over the Bonecrusher CP, and it has been decided, from On High, that these flags will be distributed to our Soldiers when we get home, and those who have contributed either to the Flag Project, or to the success of the Mission over all, and cannot be there in person to receive their flag, will have their flag sent to them.
Lessee, what else… Oh yes! I got a final grade of “B” on my Microsoft “Implementation of Microsoft XP Pro” course! I’m also tackling “Network+”… (Barb should be proud of me!)
Other than that, there’s not a damned thing going on… And I am good with that…
March 12th, 2009 - 08:53
I am SO VERY good with boredom!
March 12th, 2009 - 20:45
The Thunder Run has linked to this post in the blog post From the Front: 03/12/2009 News and Personal dispatches from the front and the home front.
March 13th, 2009 - 00:21
I’m so happy that there is nothing to report.
March 13th, 2009 - 04:23
Hi. First comment – long time reader. My son flew a flag “in my honor” on a combat mission over Iraq. Needless to say the certificate, picture and flag were dragged all over work by a proud momma. Funny thing those things to the groundlings. The missions were “uneventful” – cool with me. Enjoyed your mundane posts and not so mundane posts. Just to know you are well. Thanks for all you do. Take care and come home with no great stories to tell just that you did your job and came home in one piece to those who love you and pray for your safe return. Keep writing though for those of us who live vicariously. love lorraine