No one was injured thankfully but from the pictures he showed us. She looked in her late forties. The insurgents must be able to use Ramadi to support their efforts in Baghdad.
But you learn to appreciate the little things you have. HUBBY is arriving tomorrow night, and we will be sleeping in our first new home together!
Back before Fallujah was stormed I wrote that Ramadi was really the central piece - the lynchpin of the insurgency. I cannot fathom, why even in Kuwait when we were asking for bloody directions, they would give us some bogus instructions then tell us to ask someone there.
HUBBY is arriving tomorrow night, and we will be sleeping in our first new home together! But change is inevitable.
They are the ones that take us out in convoys etc. Wish I had taken more videos.
One conversation was with Abu K.
The ambush is not set until the air crew makes the report. Who infact was promoted end of last year to a Colonel. A Little Prayer for the Iraqi People.
Him and a few colleagues had to visit a place in Abu Graib area. HUBBY befriended some of the guys that are responsible for keeping the place clean at our compound.
my back feels like its broken in half.
I felt kinda bad, but I wasnt ready to make new aquaintences. Before buying a fridge, measure kitchen door! Before buying a fridge, measure kitchen door! The things Iraqis struggle for.
Their freezers are full of seal, whale, fish, geese, swans and berries. Infact they aint even humans.
In both times, they were really vigilent, and they have certain manouvers they take while in the red zone.
And they do it right. A little prayer in your own special way.
Thank God for my brother. They even stayed with us in the same compound. During my tenure there, I don't recall much enemy sniper activity of note - in the sense of long-range precision fire. Then she started asking questions about where I lived and since when I left Iraq etc. So HUBBY made a print out and gave it to him.
I better go and sleep .
They are the ones that take us out in convoys etc. So I kept giving her short answers with some hmm's and nods instead of saying yes.