In my wildest 20 something and 30 something dreams, having a radio show was nothing that ever crossed my mind. Taking the airwaves at 40, with no radio experience seemed the impossible when I decided to do it. But, it happened and it was a blast! There were several people along the way who were [...]
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Hooah to St. Charles Parish School district for allowing military children to have excused absences for deployment and welcome home events. Now every school district in the USA, please follow suit!
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Lance Cpl. Andrew Koenig It is hard to know whether Monday was a very bad day or a very good day for Lance Cpl. Andrew Koenig. On the one hand, he was shot in the head. On the other, the bullet bounced off him.
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My pal TSO sent me this video this morning (not completely safe for work). I was thinking that this guy is way to good just to be just on You Tube and then he sent me another link and this guy has gone big time. Not only is the video freaking funny, but the guy [...]
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Capt. Ferris W. Butler Capt. Ferris W. Butler, former platoon leader with D Company, 214th Infantry Regiment, 10th Mountain, 2nd Brigade Combat Team out of Fort Drum, N.Y., talks to the Soldiers at Morale, Welfare and Recreation east Feb. 5 at Joint Base Balad, Iraq. Butler, a Port Tobacco, Mass., native, participated in Operation Proper [...]
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It seems since the Saints/Vikings game, I have been swept up in a mosh pit and been fed King Cake and alcohol to the point where I am getting nothing accomplished. But then again, it seems like nobody else is doing anything but having fun either. School has been useless when attended and now the [...]
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We had an afternoon/evening family adventure with 800,000 of our closest friends (estimated amount in attendance today). The kids got out of school 2 hours early and we actually waited to get on the Causeway with all the fans. I decided to go the reverse route and though I moved slowly through the quarter, did [...]
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