the perspective of a military family . . . the narcissism of a blog
Army Specialist Jeremy Hall’s lawsuit made headlines in the past few days. He was deployed in Iraq and his being an atheist upset an officer and other soldiers to the point where the Army sent him home because his safety could not be guaranteed. When he was a gunner and his Humvee was under fire, a [...]
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What does a lawyer do with her rifle and pistol marksmanship training? Sometimes you just need to protect your family from giant corn and squid, or win a flower for your husband at a German carnival.
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Today was the annual celebration for the Month of the Military Child at the Child Development Center on base. As you would expect, the daycare was covered with red, white and blue bunting, flags, pendants, streamers and balloons. There was vanilla ice cream with blueberries and strawberries, and you could take home a little cup [...]
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Our daughter found the afikomen at my cousin’s Passover seder and we are now the proud owners of a Moses action figure. We now have three action figures in our household, so I raise the question: Who would win? Choice #1: Moses Weapon: Has a Shepherd’s Staff/Rod of God! Noteworthy experience: Confronted the Pharoah with God’s [...]
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