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Wednesday’s Hero

I just realized today was Thursday. I apologize that I forgot to put this up yesterday. Its been a busy week.

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Pictured Left to Right
Chief Warrant Officer Mark O’Steen, 43 years old from Ozark, Alabama
Chief Warrant Officer Thomas Gibbons, 31 years old from Prince Frederick, Maryland
Staff Sgt. Daniel L. Kisling Jr., 31 years old from Neosho, Missouri
SSgt. Gregory M. Frampton, 37 years old from Fresno, California

1st Battalion, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regimen
January 30, 2003
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“They succeeded where lesser men failed,” said Chaplain Robert Glazener. “They proved themselves in ways that men out there who never served, never volunteered, never sacrificed, would never understand. They sought neither glory nor special recognition, but they gained both by their actions. They are the true American heroes today and deserve more honor than we can humbly bestow on them.”

The helicopter carrying the men went down seven miles east of the Bagram Air Base while on a training mission.

These brave men and women sacrifice so much in their lives so that others may enjoy the freedoms we get to enjoy everyday. For that, I am proud to call them Hero.
We Should Not Only Mourn These Men And Women Who Died, We Should Also Thank God That Such People Lived

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Brett Favre Retires!

As most of you know, I am from Wisconsin. More specifically, Green Bay Wisconsin. My parents live close enough to Lambeau Field that you can actually walk over there. Imagine my surprise, when I just heard that Brett Favre has retired. The story is over at NFL.com, so I am pretty sure it is true.

He retires with 5,377 career completions in 8,758 attempts for 61,655 yards, 442 touchdowns and 288 interceptions. He also has the following records: consecutive regular-season starts (253 games and if you are add the playoffs, you are looking at 275 games), most touchdown passes, most yards passing, and most career victories by a starting quarterback

We wish you well Brett!

Welcome!

My sister in law just added a niece to my family yesterday.  She was scheduled for a C-section first thing in the morning (she had to be at the hospital at 5 am).  However, they ended up having to push it back into the afternoon.  Anyway, she had Georgia at 2:48 pm yesterday.  She was 8 lbs. 2 oz. and 20 inches long.  Bill and I are going to go see the baby tonight.  We wanted to give her some time to recoop, and Bill didn’t get home from work till late.  Again.

Now, if you have ever met my sister in law, you’d know she is normally tiny (yes, T you are even if you don’t believe it!).  An 8 lb. baby isn’t huge.  However, since Georgia was her second baby, you tend to get a little bigger the second time around, and T definitely looked pregnant.  I don’t know if she got any stretch marks, but I know with my kids I did.  When I was pregnant with Madison, I didn’t get them until 2 weeks before I was suppose to have her.  Needless to say, I was not happy with it.  With Will, well, we won’t even discuss it.

There are many products out there to help with stretch marks.  I consider mine badges of honor you get when you have kids (I know, just keeping telling myself that!).   When I came across All About Stretch Marks this morning, I was impressed.  They have a ton of information that I never even knew about stretch marks.  They also review several of the products on the market for stretch marks.  The key to not getting stretch marks is prevention.  They have a great list of advice that can help with not getting them.  However, as mom of two kids, you can follow that list, and you still may end up with them (see above with my pregnancy with Madison).  I don’t think there is a product on the market that will completely get rid of them.  However, there are several creams out there that can fade them, so they are less notable.  All About Stretch Marks is a great place to learn about stretch marks.  If you are looking at trying to get rid of yours, I would definitely do some reading on their site.

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