I have quickly learned that there are great tools out there as far as medical equipment and assistive devices to help dad. Medicare pays for some and the rest needs to be purchased new, used or borrowed. Since he has only been here 5 weeks, we seem to finally have our act together! Thanks to …
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A time to honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our freedoms. Please head on over to my other blog for the collection of posts for today. Off to a ceremony now…
Whatever you choose to celebrate or not. I wanted to wish you a good one! This is a classic sick and twisted Easter Bunny! Picture stolen from here
I promise to do better in 2011. Yatmedia and life have got in the way of my blogging passion. Next year I will be highlighting my kitchen remodeling and Mardi Gras right away. Lots of blog material. Thanks for hanging in there with me….:) Hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season and has a happy …
Deciding to send you over to Yatmedia to read this post – since I made a few corrections. I apologize as I usually never remove a post. Yatmedia is done in Drupal and I am still learning that platform – so it is easier to post here first. I want this post to get some …
Wow – 9 years have come and gone and it seems like yesterday we were attacked on our own soil. With the controversy of the mosque at “Ground Zero” in the news, the passion of this day is alive and well. Our renewed sense of patriotism that occurred immediately afterward has come and gone for …
This Weeks Post Was Suggested By Aaron Lt. Dan Cnossen Standing on his own legs, Lt. Dan Cnossen used to be about 5 feet, 9 inches tall. Now on his two mechanical legs, he is roughly the same height. Somehow, though, he seems to stand taller. That isn’t what the Topeka man would say. But …
Tech Sergeant Victor R. Adams 20th Special Operations Squadron The President of the United States of America, authorized by Title 10, Section 8742, United States Code, takes pleasure in presenting the Air Force Cross to Technical Sergeant Victor R. Adams (AFSN: 13533712), United States Air Force, for extraordinary heroism in military operations against an opposing …
It has been a week since I returned from my trip to Europe. Jet lag from my last trip 17 years ago was certainly not as bad. I’ve been back to work and juggling kids (the norm). Alos, doing a little troop support behind the scenes. One of these days I promise to get a …
I’ve been home for 48 hours now and seems that jet lag is getting the best of me. 20 years ago, I do not recall it being a big deal at all. Grrrrrr…As a matter of fact – it is kicking my ass. I have been up since 4 for the past 2 days and …
No, I do not listen to tunes, text or talk on the phone when I cycle, but I need to have my iPhone handy. Sometimes my kids need to get a hold of me and I also like to set a timer for rides. I’ve been training hard for my upcoming ride and using the …
First off, I want to thank Soldiers’ Angels for making my dream to ride in the W.O.R.L.D. Team’s Face of America bike ride a reality. Been training hard for about a month now to be able to complete this 110 mile ride from DC to Gettysburg this Saturday and Sunday. I’ve been so fortunate to …
I have many posts coming up or may just do one massive post regarding the Milblog. Wanted to get this one ASAP.
Hooah to St. Charles Parish School district for allowing military children to have excused absences for deployment and welcome home events. Now every school district in the USA, please follow suit!
It seems since the Saints/Vikings game, I have been swept up in a mosh pit and been fed King Cake and alcohol to the point where I am getting nothing accomplished. But then again, it seems like nobody else is doing anything but having fun either. School has been useless when attended and now the …