Still in Iraq. Moral here is semi-high, depending on the job of the soldiers. Engineers are lower, since we do less "cool stuff" and projects get canned every 2 months. But it's a job someone has to do.

For Veterans Day, we commemorated by playing a little 3 person LAN game of BF1942 in the barracks. BF1942 in Iraq rocks! Flak jacket & kevlar not required for play.

Love ya guys, thanks for the support - can't wait to get back in to the swing of things. Two weekends a month my ass.


PS: All of the IRaqi people I've met seem to be friendly, the ones who don't like us generally keep to themselves when we're out and about. The kids here are too damn cute, and I feel bad when I see them sick or injured. Life was not easy before, hopefully it's getting better now.
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it finally turned cooler here in Iraq. I've missed 7 months of BluesNews, and damn I feel out of the loop. Hooray for $120k satellite internet systems!
Blue: Save some snow for me.

Dogs and snow ... nothing is better! Wish we had some around these parts (to the West, rain. to the East, snow. In Colorado, drought).

http://remus.rutgers.edu/~dwh/reloadedCM.mpeg

Worked best for me.

Blue:
Try Cold Ezee, it's supposed to help a lot. And drink some ecinachea tea.

Read. Comprehend. Post.

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http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&cid=127&u=/020905/7/26svs.html&printer=1

For the record, I'm in the Army Reserve.