Just a short note, still alive in 07, not a good campaign slogan, but I think it worked for someone in 05. Or was that 95? anyway.
We have had the blogstorm lately, There is a way to register your blog with the powers that be, in order to avoid having brimstone and fire rain down upon you. I have long since advised the PAO of my Task Force of my address and what not, but again the excitement has been higher here about blogs for a while.
This may shock you, but many soldiers don't understand why anyone would sit down and write what they think about events.
Among the things I have learned is that there is an entire world of bloggers out there, many of whom I will link to in the future for your reading pleasure. Also I have learned that I write pretty much in my own voice, meaning the way I think and talk.
There are those out there who write in a very engaging manner, some of whom I wish I wrote as well as. Short point on this is as follows: I could probably learn to improve my prose, I am sure I could improve my punctuation......
Anyway, it is a sunny day here, no one that I know of has been injured in a while, which is a big bonus, and tomorrow is one day closer to heading home to the family. That is always good.
Talk with you later
Keith
This started out as letters home to my friends and family while I was at Hurricane Katrina, and continued through my deployment to Afghanistan. I have recently added my friend Clara Hart as a contributor. Now it very roughly chronicles life as a civilian, and citizen of the USA. If you need some assistance with Workplace Safety Programs, please let me know, I am happy to help.
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Blogging really is an amazing tool and I have come to enjoy it and the blogs of those around me. Its not as personal as an email or letter, but I do enjoy the networking of it and being able to see what people think about certain things.
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