http://heavenandhellatonce.today.com/2008/11/29/kalsu-is-not-my-friend/ A very proud Soldier's mom looks at 40 Sat, 26 Dec 2009 11:12:18 +0000 http://www.today.com/version-2.3.1 http://heavenandhellatonce.today.com/2008/11/29/kalsu-is-not-my-friend/#comment-168 britsarmymom Tue, 02 Dec 2008 11:17:05 +0000 http://heavenandhellatonce.today.com/2008/11/29/kalsu-is-not-my-friend/#comment-168 ps: A second thought on Kalsu is not my friend. I am actually emailing with someone's son in the Iraqi city where mine is deployed. He has a blog and is "bookish". So, I will send him books and shift my perspective humanize the citizens my son could die to liberate. I'll let you know how it works out. ps: A second thought on Kalsu is not my friend. I am actually emailing with someone’s son in the Iraqi city where mine is deployed. He has a blog and is “bookish”. So, I will send him books and shift my perspective humanize the citizens my son could die to liberate. I’ll let you know how it works out.

]]> http://heavenandhellatonce.today.com/2008/11/29/kalsu-is-not-my-friend/#comment-167 britsarmymom Tue, 02 Dec 2008 11:13:43 +0000 http://heavenandhellatonce.today.com/2008/11/29/kalsu-is-not-my-friend/#comment-167 Hey there, My heart beats in rhythm with yours and I wait to exhale with every report of "casualties" from Iraq. My "little darling" has opened my eyes and separated me from the masses. Until he won his "battle" with me and enlisted in Army Infantry, I enjoyed blindness to the GWT. Now, like you, I've been forced to evolve in pace with a grown son whose courage and vision surpasses my own. I fully understand your crumps and bumps. We do the best we can and rally because there is NOTHING we won't achieve on our children's behalves. It's especially hard when my closest friends just cannot wrap their heads or hearts around not only the scope of my struggle, but more importantly, the peril we are ALL in as evil against humanity festers while we sleep. Thanks for setting up your blog. Perhaps if there were one for "friends of neurotic military mothers" we'd be more effective in getting the word out. On second thought, if Mumbai and the Islamibad Marriot don't open eyes. . . Hey there,
My heart beats in rhythm with yours and I wait to exhale with every report of “casualties” from Iraq. My “little darling” has opened my eyes and separated me from the masses. Until he won his “battle” with me and enlisted in Army Infantry, I enjoyed blindness to the GWT. Now, like you, I’ve been forced to evolve in pace with a grown son whose courage and vision surpasses my own.
I fully understand your crumps and bumps. We do the best we can and rally because there is NOTHING we won’t achieve on our children’s behalves. It’s especially hard when my closest friends just cannot wrap their heads or hearts around not only the scope of my struggle, but more importantly, the peril we are ALL in as evil against humanity festers while we sleep.
Thanks for setting up your blog. Perhaps if there were one for “friends of neurotic military mothers” we’d be more effective in getting the word out. On second thought, if Mumbai and the Islamibad Marriot don’t open eyes. . .

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