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A Few Words from Lieutenant K
It has come to my attention that most people who read blogs, including myself, have a tendency to read the latest posts and disregard the rest. New readers of a particular blog miss out on some worthy content this way. Blogging is instant publishing, pure and simple, and it has a way of becoming immediate, or right in the moment. But many times a blog, especially a military blog, is a travelogue- the sharing of a journey. For example, this blog was started in January 2005, during the first month of pre-deployment training in Mississippi. If a novel we liked was only published one chapter at a time, we wouldn't be content with reading only the latest one. I recommend that you take some time to discover the archives when exploring a military blog that you like.
So, I hereby present shameless plugs of a few personal favorites from the last 14 months of this incredible and ongoing adventure:
Magic Thoughts on Making Lists We Support You – Part I We Support You – Part II The Passing of August
Just Drop Me Off When This is Over Flashbulb Thoughts Slow-Motion Ladder A Letter to the Republic for Which We Stand
A Soldier’s Story The Farm 2006: Year of the Eternal Optimist The Glass Factory
This deployment is not over. I left my home in Salt Lake City, Utah in January 2005. I left the United States in June 2005. It’s been a long ride. I have been back to New Orleans for emergency leave. I will return to living within mere miles of the Rocky Mountains of Utah sometime this Spring/Summer. Yet I’m already getting nostalgic. Thank you sincerely for the continued support. I don’t have the time right now to respond to all the comments, but I do reply to every e-mail I receive. Simply know that your comments, e-mails, and support are much appreciated.
-Lieutenant K
Lieutenant K,
Thanks for linking some of your favorite entries LT K, read them all and
plan to read the rest to catch up. I think We Support You I & II have to
be my favorites so far. You have a beautiful way with words, don't ever
stop writing! Please know you all are in my thoughts and prayers. My
sincere and continued thanks for all you do for our Country.
I love reading your blog, my husband is there with you in Ramadi and I too
am really getting excited for him to come home and help with the kids.
Love the new set design too.
Please keep posting links to different articles. You are right, usually the
first ten or so down get read.