Personal notes.
I drove over 500 work-related miles today. Puts a crimp in the blogging.
Not that I've felt much like it since I got the word late yesterday:
My little brother Doug's heading to the front lines. As in Baghdad. His new Guard unit's getting the mobilization order shortly. He'll be on the ground by February. Nothing quite like a conversation with your flesh and blood where you discuss executing a will--and I've got three years on him. For all the turmoil (he'll be called up for 18 months), he's fine. My sister-in-law, much less so, and my mom--not. He's got three kids as well, so prayers for his family are in order. Thanks.
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Thursday, October 23, 2003
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