Look out the window! DUH?! With an earth quake...same question!:D

SIGH!!! At least you can see a freakin Tornado coming! lol

I miss her too...but like I said...think of the huge neverending hug you (and hopefully me) will get when she gets off of that plane:D

Ive lived many years in Kansas...6 years in Texas...one year in Iraq...you dont want wind?...dig a hole and stay there for a while...without wind there would be no calms cool breezes on a beautiful sunny day...or sand storms...tornadoes...hurricanes...wait...wind sucks! Better than earth quakes though! Dont even argue with me H.E.! LOL

Ok...here's what you do...when you get an "I love you, marry me." email from some random Indian dude/person whateve...tell them about the dowry AND say you dont like cows! Problem solved! lol

I wont drive the Prius if you dont fart...Walter! He scares the hell out of meee!

I cant remember either. Does it really matter tho? Hell yeah im excited about Friday! I cant wait to see you and meet her. Gonna be a blast! lol Specially when you bring...uh...A...C...phlem and the boys lol...Cant wait!!!

OKEH! You sent the first of everything. Only cuz you kept asking over and over again? lol AND STALKED ME! STALKER!

YOU KNOW IT BABY! YAY WORLD COMMUNICATION!

How about an email, text, then phone call? Love? Worked for me!:D

THAT'S F'IN FUNNY...THANKS!

As a veteran myself, I know the importance of getting letters and packages from home. I was in Baghdad for the better part of a year and let me tell you, I cherished every word of every letter I ever received. What Myriah is doing is absolutely commendable. I wish everyone could write. Believe it or not, some soldiers dont have anyone back home writing them. Even a letter, post card, or a simple thank you speaks volumes to someone in a horrible situation like the one over there. So, thank you to those who participates in this and also to Myriah for being such a wonderful person.