Gozar the Traveler
Questions, comments, snide remarks
Tuesday, March 15, 2005
About Me
- Name: Joey
I'm a soldier in the Army National Guard currently serving a 12 month tour in Iraq. I am 24 and am going on my fifth year at the university where I study economics and philosophy. This blog is intended to be a collection of thoughts and experiences from my first preparation for deployment to the day I eventually return home. My ramblings in no way represent the official views of the State Department, Department of Defense, or of any other US soldiers. (Fingers crossed that this disclaimer wards off any future court martials)
Previous Posts
- The little girl saluted as I took the picture. I t...
- Family and friends have sent several packages of s...
- This little girl was running alongside our vehicle...
- Every now and then, while on patrol, we run into a...
- I've met several Iraqi Army soldiers since I've we...
- I'm working on a new line of scarves.
- Back in Kuwait I was finally able to get a picture...
- Back to the tan
- I want my desert back
- And on the seventh day...
5 Comments:
Joe-thank you for having such a big heart for the Iraqi children. We look forward to supplying socks and shoes for many of them. My love & prayers...always, Momma xoxo
Hi, Joey! You've got a lot of admirers. Your idea of a shoe drive has inspired others, too. You may be getting shipments of shoes for shoeless Iraqi children from Colorado and a few other places, too. Let us know what we can do.
Hey Joey,
I just want to thank you for the great job you are doing. I am from Germany (also econ student) and just want to let you know that you and your brothers in arms have at least some good friends in Europe. God bless all of you!
Joe Mama- I thought of you today (I think of you everyday, really. Sometimes twice or more) when I was watching super size me which features a brief interview with the editor of "Reason"; he was very composed and convincing.
I'm trying to learn how to post photos on your myspace comments page so prepare yourself for a mighty bearded Henderson.
Keep it up, SOLDIER!
Great picture Joe; just keep smiling between the explosions and other threats - it's obviously infectious! You and your "band" are obviously doing great things. Be well, Uncle Petee
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