No coincidences, Sir. (smile)
Maggie45 | 11.05.08 - 10:05 am | #

A belated welcome home! All the best to you and Mrs. B6!
Thank you, enjoy.
Cathy B | 11.05.08 - 10:04 pm | #

Welcome home. I am glad you recognized and acknowledged the full turn of the spiral/helix. That can be such a powerful moment.

See you soon and been thinking about you while I am over here.
Alex's Mom | 12.05.08 - 2:31 am | #

Welcome HOME. If your ever in Idaho, give me a heads up. You and the Mrs are welcome anytime - T-Bones on me.

Mr H
Dad | 12.05.08 - 8:03 pm | #

Combat Engineers Rock!!!
membrain | Homepage | 12.05.08 - 8:07 pm | #

Good to go! Welcome home.
Trish | Homepage | 12.05.08 - 9:55 pm | #

The Thunder Run has linked to this post in the blog post From the Front: 05/12/2008 News and Personal dispatches from the front lines.
David M | Homepage | 13.05.08 - 12:12 am | #

Welcome home, Sir!
Chris Gallucci | Homepage | 13.05.08 - 11:18 pm | #

You didn't leave any badgers behind now did you??? lol

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world...ast/ 6295138.stm

On a more serious note, it does my heart good to see the next generation stepping up to the plate and filling the shows of those who came before.

In one of my books on Hornblower, there is the quote that one of the jobs of the current military is to provide the leadership and training for the next group of badgers (warriors). Well Done and Welcome home.
David | 16.05.08 - 4:03 pm | #