In the next few days I should be able to post some pictures and updates about my life over here in Baghdad. In the meantime, though, I wanted to recommend a movie a few of us watched the other night here. It is a true story about a fallen Marine being brought back home. It is an extremely humbling movie about the real heroes of this war. Obviously, you can't be in the mood for a light-hearted movie, but I do urge all of you to take an evening to watch it (although, some of you---MOM--may not want to watch it until I get home)!
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Taking Chance
In the next few days I should be able to post some pictures and updates about my life over here in Baghdad. In the meantime, though, I wanted to recommend a movie a few of us watched the other night here. It is a true story about a fallen Marine being brought back home. It is an extremely humbling movie about the real heroes of this war. Obviously, you can't be in the mood for a light-hearted movie, but I do urge all of you to take an evening to watch it (although, some of you---MOM--may not want to watch it until I get home)!
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I remember crying at the previews for this movie! I'll probably watch it sometime, though. Thanks for the reccomendation, David. Hope all is well over there. Your wifey looks super cute!
David,
I recently saw this and cried at least six times! So humbling. Especially since Jenna's deployment ceremony. I cry every time I think of all the Office workers, Mom's with babies and little children and Boy Scouts standing at attention waving the flag on the parade route to the family picnic.Thank God I'm an American.
Lisa
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