Gordon Lightfoot Forums - View Single Post

Patti · 07-27-2008, 11:12 PM

hey timetraveler, that's the first time I heard of someone going from Iraq to Honduras. I hope he's home with you soon. I hope he is doing alright now too. Once shortly after 9/11, I found something on the on a computer about all these countries that the U.S. military was going after. I felt like ... what? There was this color coded map, showing which was the most important to attack which was next, and next. Geeeez! Seemed stupid to me. Course I don't know.

Peter Bro, I'll let him know sometime. He doesn't talk about it over there much. I too appreciate his reliance on God which is the main reason I posted his poem.

jj, I wonder if they have Fifteen Days by Christie Blatchford in the U.S. Maybe, but I never even see a Canadian newspaper around here. When I lived in Oregon, I knew a girl from B.C. and she told me that she could always get a U.S. newspaper in B.C. if she wanted to, but she couldn't find a Canadian newspaper where we lived.

Karl's birthday today. He's 50. Once I was looking at Virginia on my road atlas, and I saw this one town called Lightfoot. Thought that was pretty cool.

07-27-2008, 11:12 PM	#12
Patti Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 1,028	Re: Poem my cousin wrote when he was in Iraq hey timetraveler, that's the first time I heard of someone going from Iraq to Honduras. I hope he's home with you soon. I hope he is doing alright now too. Once shortly after 9/11, I found something on the on a computer about all these countries that the U.S. military was going after. I felt like ... what? There was this color coded map, showing which was the most important to attack which was next, and next. Geeeez! Seemed stupid to me. Course I don't know. Peter Bro, I'll let him know sometime. He doesn't talk about it over there much. I too appreciate his reliance on God which is the main reason I posted his poem. jj, I wonder if they have Fifteen Days by Christie Blatchford in the U.S. Maybe, but I never even see a Canadian newspaper around here. When I lived in Oregon, I knew a girl from B.C. and she told me that she could always get a U.S. newspaper in B.C. if she wanted to, but she couldn't find a Canadian newspaper where we lived. Karl's birthday today. He's 50. Once I was looking at Virginia on my road atlas, and I saw this one town called Lightfoot. Thought that was pretty cool.