Light posting would indicate some posting would it not? Sorry I couldn't resist the temptation. Where's your cohort when you need him- launching some moral tirade somewhere else?
Ed, I know what you mean I've been entertaining a delegation from Georgia (the country) for two weeks. This week we are on the road trying to see how much of Georgia (the State)we can cover. Atlanta on Monday, Dahlonega on Tues and Wed and then on to Columbus (Ft. Benning) where I sit and compose this lame entry. Tomorrow more Ft Benning and then back to Marietta.
Keep up the good work. It look like were going to beed now more than ever.
Light posting would indicate some posting would it not? Sorry I couldn't resist the temptation. Where's your cohort when you need him- launching some moral tirade somewhere else?
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ReplyDeleteI know what you mean I've been entertaining a delegation from Georgia (the country) for two weeks. This week we are on the road trying to see how much of Georgia (the State)we can cover. Atlanta on Monday, Dahlonega on Tues and Wed and then on to Columbus (Ft. Benning) where I sit and compose this lame entry. Tomorrow more Ft Benning and then back to Marietta.
Keep up the good work. It look like were going to beed now more than ever.
David, is all this through an interpreter?
ReplyDeleteAsk them how to say, "There's a racoon in my pants" in Georgian for me. I've always wanted to know that.
yes, an interpreter. All I've learned to say is "mali, mali" which means hurry as in we must.
ReplyDeleteBTW the interpreter is a head-turner. she was a big hit on an Army post of men.
David, post pictures. I dig authoritative, military chicks with accents.
ReplyDeleteShe's a civilian employed by the State dept.
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