April 9, 2006:As long as I'm in this country, I'll be there (at Army/Navy).
Believe I'll be changing jobs this summer -- Bde S3 to Bde XO. But, should mean I'll still be stationed here. I'm planning on going, and would like to take the whole week off to go visit the area.
October 6, 2004:Stinky,
Life is good here. I went to Honduras for a year and now we are back here at Rucker. Just kind of worked out that way....but good. We bought a house and are trying our best to enjoy it. The boys keep us busy with football games, cub scouts, etc, etc.
Not much riding lately, but have good intentions to get back on the bike.
Have a web page that I keep the family updated on Reed's football team: here Nothing exciting, just the facts
Better get back to work. Will talk more later.
Take care,
July 28, 2005:
Life is busy here but good. Recently changed jobs from a staff weenie to Brigade S3. Catherine also works on post with MWR (Morale, Welfare, and Recreation --- just in case) as a special events coordinator. We bought a house about a year and a half ago - just before I returned from a year in Honduras. The house part makes working here ok. We have a pool, that despite the 94 degree water temp this week, is refreshing and generally lots of fun for the kids.
Speaking of the kids, Reed (10) and Spencer (8), will be in 5th and 3rd grades next year. They both enjoy beating dad on Xbox and occasionally throwing darts and playing pool with me....did I mention that we also built a "separate" pool house where I have my pool table and a bar that I built this past year (beer is always cold and the invite is always open --- you CAN print that)
By the way, I have the tapes...they are safe....Not sure what happened to your famous grey hat though, somehow I had that too. Surely it's in the house somewhere.
Hope all is well up there in that heat! Glad to hear from you and when you need to come down here for some cooler temps, the door is open.
Later,
Andy