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I sure hope them nurses have enough security clearance ta go where no one should go with Utah We'll be a prayen fer them nurses-doctors and especially fer Utah!

Yep, in this part of the US June 25 comes up every year. Year after year after year.

Christmas Eve the wife and I go out for dinner and a movie. This will be the one we will go and see. Can't wait!

Menden from the Bronco's game last Sunday I finally get ta after that game!

Probably since I live out in the country it was on the news all day. Story, showed pictures, and a interview with a survivor on local TV out of Springfield, Missouri. Fellow just said his ship was blown up and he woke up a few days later and was in the hospital for over a month. Didn't even know a thing about Lennon till I read it above. Wasn't even on the news. Oh well, depends where ya live.

Just read it myself, those sure were the days. RIP

The wife went into one of them stores yesterday while we was in the big city. She decided to buy her 91 year ole mother something from there because she ain't never had somethen from that store and it was about time. I ain't gonna say what she got her for Christmas and no I didn't go in!

†Prayers up for a quick recovery†

Dang, I'm a thinken they already got the patch on the wrong eye! But, like they say, can't fill Duke's boots, but at least try. Sure hope it's a good one!!

Speaking of early, is it LUNCH yet??

In 2003 a new law states that if you were not injured during service you will end up being classified as 8G. Currently anyone classed as 8G is not eligible for VA Hospitalization. When I and my wife got out we were guaranteed VA Medical for life. Now, we cannot receive treatment at any VA Hospital and thankfully neither were hurt during service.

To surve our country is a fine thing! I was Sgt. and the wife was 1st Lt. Surgical R.N in the Army. But, this was back in 63-67 for her. The Air Force was the best place to be back then. Just remember the military is part of the Government, and they do not keep their word. Neither of us are eligible for V.A. Hospitalization any longer, even if she was a RN for the VA. And back then the army paid for her education to get the RN degree, then she entered service. If going through with it, check on that and get them to pay for the degree, then serve the 20.