Quote: Originally posted by sak1 on 23 December 2008

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Hey Sarge, I still haven’t figured out how to send

pics to the forum,I finally just gave up. I’m sorry

i haven’t been on the forum to much here, lately but

i’m still sick and i just don’t have a lot of energy

for some reason. I might get over this one of these

days.

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Susan.

You can right click on the picture you want, which will open a window. Click on properties at the bottom opf the window and hightlight and copy the address. Click the icon with the tree at the top of your reply window in basic.Paste the copied link into the box that opens up. In most cases the link has to be copied from the actual picture rather than a thumbnail of the picture.

Thanks J. but i will hold off until i’m better.

Quote: Originally posted by sak1 on 23 December 2008

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You are getting good at sending pics aren’t you Sarge.

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Hi Susan, I don’t know about "good" but I’m trying. I wrote all the instructions down and posted them above my computer. It get easier but I still have to check the list. You need to go back to the Doc Susan. I’ worried about you!



Sarge,

Quote: Originally posted by sak1 on 23 December 2008

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I know i am too,Alyssa has to go back to the doctor

Mon. for her recheck from her surgery but i’m going

to call my doctor and tell them it’s been a week and

i can not wait another week they have to do something.

Are you in any of these pics Sarge? I mailed your card

off J. but it probably won’t get there until after

Christmas.

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No Susan I’m not in these Pictures, but I have some of me that I will post as soon as I figure out how to download them from my camera. I have some at Disney World and a halftime performance at a Steelers game. That was back in the 70’s though. We look the same.



Sarge,

Whats taking sooooo long?

Hi, Sarge!

Got another service story for ya. My Dad was in the service, and the Sarge in his plattoon would give them a work detail during the week, promising them if their work was done and they passed inspection, they would get liberty leave.

The first week, all the work got done and all passed inspection except one soldier; he was unkempt and dirty, so the Sarge denied the plattoon liberty leave. The following week, the same routine, but again the SAME soldier failed inspection again, and liberty leave was denied to the plattoon AGAIN. The following week, same routine again, BUT the plattoon jumped the guy and gave him a shower so he was "squeaky clean" and finally PASSED inspection. The plattoon got their liberty leave.

Quote: Originally posted by whiteturtle33 on 23 December 2008

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Hi, Sarge!

Got another service story for ya. My Dad was in the service, and the Sarge in his plattoon would give them a work detail during the week, promising them if their work was done and they passed inspection, they would get liberty leave.

The first week, all the work got done and all passed inspection except one soldier; he was unkempt and dirty, so the Sarge denied the plattoon liberty leave. The following week, the same routine, but again the SAME soldier failed inspection again, and liberty leave was denied to the plattoon AGAIN. The following week, same routine again, BUT the plattoon jumped the guy and gave him a shower so he was "squeaky clean" and finally PASSED inspection. The plattoon got their liberty leave.

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That’s terrible WT. But they say we must learn to work as a team and it sounds like they did!lol! I think he’s lucky that’s all he got was clean, if you know what I mean.



Sarge,

I think he got bruised up and an "attitude adjustment" in the process of getting "squeaky clean".

Another one, Sarge: my Dad had gotten his first liberty leave from boot camp; when he arrrived home, he gave his Mom such a tight hug that he cracked 3 of her ribs. He felt SO bad. He didn’t realize his own strength after going through boot camp.