Fallujah...
Scary place, and the name brings fear, and it's all I've been thinking about the past few days...
I love our men and women over there and I'm praying for them and their families.
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They are eight hours ahead of us (eastern time) so 11:48am (on my clock). It's time to come home, I think. :-)
ReplyDeleteMe too. It's past time for 'em to come home safe. Most of them will not be home for Christmas - we're sending care packages.
ReplyDeleteI hear ya! Flags are at half staff around here again. We lost another soldier.
ReplyDelete*hugs*
They have no business over there. It just keeps me sick!
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