Almost there
Greetings from Iraq! Made it to an airbase here. Lots of sand and heat. But there is still air conditioning. One thing that there is plenty of is food. You go to the chow hall and you can eat anything and everthing you want. It is free. For instance, breakfast today, if you got everything, would have been: scrambled eggs, ham, bacon, pancakes, biscuits and gravy, omelettes, eggs over easy, breakfast pizza, fruit, cereal, grits, various pastries, juices and coffee. It is amazing how things like that make your day.
I hear that where I am going, it will be hotter, and less tolerable in terms of food, so I am trying to enjoy every meal. I am well into my second book, and we are just sitting here waiting to be taken to the final destination. I will let you know the mailing address when I get there. Not much else to say. I am with a good bunch, and we intend to make the best of it. Be home in a jiffy.

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Here's hoping that you have enjoyed your flight to wherever your final destination has taken you - you are now free to move about the desert. OKay,on a more serious note - our local base bulletin ran a story on the founder of a website that focuses on supporting our troops. For anyone that might want to get involved and help support our troops (besides our Jim, of coarse). Some soldiers don't have much support from home and a little card or care package can really make a world of difference to our guys and gals over there.
So, check out: http://www.operationmilitarypride.org if you are so inclined. Pass it on. Thank you.
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