Warriors Saloon

[MilitaryImages]

We all got to keep going on , we ain't in this alone , keep movin.

Hell yes thats the truth, shortdawg were with you here in Blighty and believe me I get as angry as you. Lets get Iraq stable and peaceful and get the hell outta there, and when we have done that lets take a closer look at how this is all affecting our boys and girls and give them the help they need. Drywall get that man a beer and anything else anybody wants Im buying.

Great big brotherly hug from us Brits to you Yanks, we will never forget the sacrifices you made for us and God Dammit as long as I have a hole in my arse nobody else will forget either.

Cheers from accross the Pond

[MilitaryImages]

Hey nang almost forgot. Cheers for Doris Mae.

[nang]

Thanks to all for the thoughts. I raise my glass to the men and women and boys and girls that we have lost in this recent battle. Thank you to all for your sacrifice and bravery. We will never forget. Hooah! (darn allergies)

[nang]

Man, it's dusty in here. Let me open up some windows. Gotta get this place ship shape, we might just stop by after my son's wedding Saturday. You know they kick you out of those halls so darn early. In case we don't make it by, I'll leave some money behind the bar so you guys can have some shots on me. Me, a Mother in law. Before you know it, I'll be a Grandma. Ah well, such is life. Think I'll grab a quick snifter of Baileys on ice before I leave. See ya

[DMZ-LT]

Congrats on your sons wedding. Just became an Opa 6 months ago and if I had known it was this wonderful I would have had them before my children. Crown for the Grandma ( Oma ) to be !

[Drywall]

This place looks deserted, but the coffee is on.

[nang]

Bailey's anyone? So smooth yet so numbing. The weather was beautiful today. We've had a great summer so far. Life is good. Cheers

[Shortdawg]

Just got back from a 45 day PTSD program and feelin pretty good. Got some good tools, I just hope they work.

I will have a double tequila and a beer back. Man it sure has been awhile. HOOAH!

[nang]

Keep up the fight. Life is good and it is worth living.
We're all in this together. Hooah!

[AndiMGrant]

Short Dawg - you are not alone. My husband (Sgt. Brian Grant, USMC) came back from Operation Iraqi Freedom a changed person and much angrier. My suggestion for you to vent is to do something positive. Okay, I know I sound like Pollyanna, but here is what I do and what I got my husband to help me do:

I am the Founder of Give2theTroops, Inc. We send encouraging care packages and letters to our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan (all branches of service.)

I throw myself into helping because it keeps me busy and not depressed.

Our website is: www.Give2thetroops.org and we have hundreds of troops we support. I just mailed 14 ENORMOUS boxes to the troops today. They each weighed 49-51 pounds and although my back is killing me, I don't care. I love doing it because it is fpr our troops and it keeps me positively focused. We are nationwide and could use all the help we can get. So if you're game, email me at: Info@Give2thetroops.org or just reply to this post.

God Bless you and thank you for your service to our country. There are many, many appreciative Patriotic Americans who are indebted to you.
Semper Fi,
Andi