Good work, gents: gibbousness, rabies, revivals, wake forest -- I feel swollen and itchy with new knowledge. Maybe the movie Brad is thinking of is "Altered States" from 1980, with William Hurt? A good 'un.
Keep safe, thanks for the laughs, Sean.
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Hey guys,
I think your number 1 fan is Mary K.
Mark, Mom comes over every week looking forward to another podcast. I think she is one of those junkies you are talking about. Keep them up. Love, Christine
just listened (Oct 8) to this podcast...you 2 had me in stitches. Rabbis w rabies....to much. God bless ya'all 4 yer service and your families for their sacrifice. Bryan Weller
Encarta's dictionary defines serendipity as this: a natural gift for making useful discoveries by accident. I sort of disagree with that definition but to that in a moment. We just never know what each day holds. I was at my desk working away and at trying organize my messy world when a gentleman appeared at my door. He asked, "Is there a Chaplain around?" I said, "Right in front of you!" He asked if I had a moment and I agreed. He sat down on my couch and immediately began to cry. He was in his late 40's I suspect. Turns out he was retired from the Army and on this day had no where else to go. He's a carpenter and just drove onto Ft Jackson looking for some help. He looked me square in the eye and said, "I'm feeling like killing myself" He shared his story with me, one of betrayal and pain and loss. Turns out he tried to kill himself three years ago and was in a coma for 10 days, but lived. His story was heartbreaking. I prayed to God, ...
I get to meet and make friends with some hilarious people in the Army. Many could have sob stories that are truly legitimate then others just seem to make the best of things and their situations. My friend Mark was out of the Army in the Individual Ready Reserve for over 12 years. That means he was out, like not ever putting on a uniform. He had a great job, a great wife and a gaggle of kids. But in December he gets a letter in the mail saying, "Welcome back! And oh by the way its involuntary, you are going to Iraq" (my paraphrase). Instead of ducking the mission, instead of griping and complaining, Mark chooses to laugh and make others laugh. I thank God for him and others like him in these trying times. I hope you will as well! Enjoy....by the way, its really hot in Kuwait in case you were wondering!
Its been a while and we're glad to be back! Mark has been to Baghdad to see Flintstone Village and Brad has been infected and is highly motivated at all times! Listen Now!
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Keep safe, thanks for the laughs, Sean.
I think your number 1 fan is Mary K.
Mark, Mom comes over every week looking forward to another podcast. I think she is one of those junkies you are talking about. Keep them up. Love,
Christine
Rabbis w rabies....to much.
God bless ya'all 4 yer service and your families for their sacrifice.
Bryan Weller