Time is growing short for us, and we're starting to pack and turn in gear in preparation for our return. (Don't worry- the blogging will continue long after our redeployment stateside. There are a lot of stories left to tell.)
As a result of some of the shuffling we've done, I've lost dependable internet acess while in Falluja. It's a frustrating situation for me, because I can write all I want and have time for, but getting the written stories onto the internet is difficult indeed.
For now- don't worry. I'm still around, and there will be more blogging to come. I just have to put up with terrible Iraqi internets.
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Glad you're back, amd that you plan to stay, I was worried. You & your blog provide a great service to those of us who wonder what's really happening "over there."
ReplyDeleteWe're glad you are okay!!!
ReplyDeleteThank goodness.
ReplyDeleteWas a leeeeeeeeeeeeetle worried...
You did your time, you are a hero, America Thanks you for your service. Now short timer, stay safe, stay inside the wire.........
ReplyDeleteI know you had to tell him that Sarge, but do you honestly think he'll listen? :)
ReplyDeleteTrackbacked by The Thunder Run - Web Reconnaissance for 08/13/2007
ReplyDeleteA short recon of what’s out there that might draw your attention, updated throughout the day...so check back often.
I always breathe a sigh of relief when you get to post again. Take more care than usual.
ReplyDeleteIs it strange to you that a bunch of strangers breathe a collective sigh of relief when you post? stay safe!
ReplyDeleteGlad you're back!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to hearing the stories you didn't have time to tell... because you were busy fighting a war.
ReplyDeleteI hope you'll find the time to post some of them at your Global Defense Group blog.
Stay safe and focused. It ain't over till it's over.
But you already knew that!
Kafir
Administrator, Global Defense Group
Website: www.globaldefensegroup.com
E-Mail: admin@globaldefensegroup.com
Yeah, right.
ReplyDeleteWhat's her name? ;)
DON'T WORRY!??!!! HOLY CROW, I WAS GETTING NERVOUS, AT LEAST. Glad you're back.
ReplyDeleteRather relieved to see today's posting, TD. I was beginning to wonder. Stay safe.
ReplyDelete(and your little sister cracked me up!)
just another reader happy to hear from you again...looking forward to the catch up.
ReplyDeletebe well.
So I can call off the search party? haha Glad to hear your times almost up, and must admit, I am a LITTLE jelous.
ReplyDeleteBe safe.
Glad to see you are back. When B6 didn't post for a few days during the days you didn't I started to worry for both of you.
ReplyDeleteYour favorite little sister said...
ReplyDeleteYeah, right.
What's her name? ;)
I'm sorry, but for OpSec reasons we are unable to answer your question...
Again, glad you're still with us TD...
Iraq!? You've been in Iraq? I thought these postings were coming from my old neighborhood dowtown! My bad. ; ) You folks have done one heckuva job over there. Thanks for all.
ReplyDeleteKeep blogging, man. You are one of the best military bloggers that I have read or continue to read. I send people your way all the time. My summer school students were blown away by your writing. It was a kick in the butt for them as you are writing under extraordinary circumstances, and really all they had to worry about is whether their respective hangovers would allow them to make it to the 9 a.m. class and write coherently. Going to use your entries in the fall, too, if OK with you. Stay safe.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are still with us. Getting a little worried when you don't post for a while. Stay strong, stay safe.
ReplyDeleteYay, so glad you are OK - we've been worried. Never have you been out of our thoughts & prayers.
ReplyDeleteI for one wasn't worried....I knew you were just kickin' butt and takin' names!
ReplyDeleteokay....I may have been slightly nervous...but only slightly!
Looky there. A stalker who also happens to be angry... And white...
ReplyDeleteHm.