Justin :)

He is now home in Michigan from the Army Boot Camp in Georgia. He is done at the Army and no longer to be in it. Thank you for all your support for Justin! Now he can be with the family and take care of his foot and treatment that he had to go thur. Pray that he will find his goal for his life that he would like to do.... SURVIVOR?

We love you!
WELCOME HOME JUSTIN WELCOME HOME!

Rjs picture

I thought we would all enjoy a picture of Rj. He told me this weapon weighs about 30lbs!

Justin and RJ

We got two good news so far we know of,

Justin would possibly to be home either on Dec 11th, 20th or a week later after Jan 6th..it all depend on what happening there. It seem a good news that things are all handling ok thur the Army..sadly he would be out but want to thanks him for doing all his best he could since he joined.

RJ will be in Kuwait appox on the 28th from Iraq. After leaving Kuwait sometime after 28th..he should be heading home to Lousiana. He have worked hard and going thur a hard way and this is his job duties. Want to thank him for all the things he have done.

Again wishes both boys to be home safe and be with the family.

Iraq Weather Season!

(Aunt) Janine have send me the information that she have looked up about the Iraq weather so here is the information that she send me...

The Iraq climate is similar to that of the extreme southwestern United States with hot, dry summers, cold winters, and a pleasant spring and fall. Roughly 90% of the annual rainfall occurs between November and April, most of it in the winter months from December through March. The remaining six months, particularly the hottest ones of June, July, and August, at approximately 102° F (32° C), are dry. The influence of the Persian Gulf on the climate of Iraq is very limited. Near the gulf the relative humidity is higher than in other parts of the country.