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Karaoke Night at the Embassy and other videos

Posted by Trevor in under other on Nov 27th, 2005 | View Comments |

I was sick yesterday. I’m getting better. Iraqi flu is about the same as American flu, from what I can tell.

Presented for your viewing pleasure, I have some new footage:

Spookytooth Crossword Puzzle – Spookytooth shows us how he earns his bread and butter and what real war is all about.

Hi Amber – Sgt. James Sherrill says hello to his wife back home.

Karaoke Night at the Embassy – Members of my unit sing for your edification.

Despite the daily incidents around this city and nation, the above videos are intended to show you that your troops are leading out our lives without fear, that we are doing the jobs we came here to do. Sometimes these can even be mundane. Contrast American warriors with an insurgency murdererer and then ask yourself who you would rather have in charge.

This is war people, and there are moral differences between the two sides. Remember that, because people seem to be confused here lately about who the good guys are.

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    Christmas is a time of year when all Americans celebrate the spirit of giving, loving, and caring. For non-Christian Americans, Christmas is a time to celebrate the land of the free, the home of the brave, and one nation under God. It’s a time when all Americans can cheerfully say “Merry Christmas”, enjoying family fun and neighbors reaching out to neighbors. It’s a time for being thankful to live in this, the greatest country on earth, and in the spirit of the season, celebrate the American Family. It’s the season for giving, and a time when Americans thankful for their prosperity share with those who are in need.

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  • OK honey, next time I'll sing. But not Meatloaf songs.
  • Barb
    Trevor, next time I want to see you up there singing. :) Remember that Meatloaf song about doing it by the dashboard light? That would be a fun one to sing. When Vikki and I were in Europe and missing the food and coffee we were used to here at home, we played that song and sang it as loud as we could. :) Odd, but it reminded us of home.
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