sad

“word came last night, treebeads only nephew was called up to go to Iraq this Jan. as of today his mother and the rest of his family do not know. only us.they will be told soon. please keep him in your prays.

thank you.”

“under "sad" and "fuego", huh? LOL! Should we call you Ms. Sheehan from now on?”

“you insensitive person. how dare you.

1. I have no idea who the hell Ms. sheehan is
2. I did not put it in Fuego on purpose.

how could you.

hope you feel better sarge.”

“I just feel better knowing you took me off ignore. :-)

If you don't know what I'm talking about, how do you know I'm being insensitive?

Ms. Sheehan is an activist who opposes the war. Her son died in Iraq and so she uses that fact to push her agenda under the guise of mourning. My comments had nothing to do with you or your nephew's plight. It had only to do with the way that you presented (even if by accident) your situation. There was nothing insensitive about that, but if you want to make it into something it isn't, that's fine. I won't stand in your way. Ironic you telling me that I'm insensitive about soldiers being sent to Iraq, don't you think? LOL. If you want people to say something like "good luck to your nephew", or "throwing dream wishes your way", maybe you shouldn't have presented it like you're the victim of circumstance here. Your nephew is doing a great thing. He is to be celebrated, not mourned.”

“That being said, I truly hope his family isn't too worried and distraught at his time in Iraq. May God watch over him and keep him from harm.”

“Big hugs Maple...!!”

“my prayers to you and your family, mapes!”