When was the last time someone said they had your back and actually meant it?
Do you find more people are honest or dishonest when saying that to you?
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PatKirby · M
@LadyBronte
He's a rock of ages, strong spirit in that marine. Became a preacher when he returned from war, but later moved on to become father to four girls who were not his, one of which his wife took off the street and later adopted. All now successful in their own lives.
He's a rock of ages, strong spirit in that marine. Became a preacher when he returned from war, but later moved on to become father to four girls who were not his, one of which his wife took off the street and later adopted. All now successful in their own lives.
PatKirby · M
@romell
He didn't talk about what he did in nam for decades until after the Iraq war. Dragged a wounded buddy out of the line of fire, accepted a medal for that. Many of these war dogs leave a part of themselves over there. They called him names at the airport. I make sure I thank him for his service.
He didn't talk about what he did in nam for decades until after the Iraq war. Dragged a wounded buddy out of the line of fire, accepted a medal for that. Many of these war dogs leave a part of themselves over there. They called him names at the airport. I make sure I thank him for his service.
PatKirby · M
@LadyBronte
Ok I'll tell him, he'll appreciate that. You know he found me my latest tenant, without me even asking him. Happens to have worked for 29 years at the army base I work at. I noticed he rarely thinks about himself first, always about others first. I enjoy supporting the troops at my army job here at the base. You can tell the difference between the old war dogs from that era and the newer ones...
[media=https://youtu.be/x2L3skZ7FEw]
...but they're all brothers in a very real way.
Ok I'll tell him, he'll appreciate that. You know he found me my latest tenant, without me even asking him. Happens to have worked for 29 years at the army base I work at. I noticed he rarely thinks about himself first, always about others first. I enjoy supporting the troops at my army job here at the base. You can tell the difference between the old war dogs from that era and the newer ones...
[media=https://youtu.be/x2L3skZ7FEw]
...but they're all brothers in a very real way.
