I’ve just finished reading THE INTUITIVE WARRIOR by Michael Jaco. Wow! Unlike other Navy SEAL autobiographies/biographies, Jaco’s book falls into a completely different category, mainly because he is so obviously an advanced soul. He openly states his belief in reincarnation, and if you ask me, this man is on his very last lifetime here on […]
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It’s about time I started blogging about my boys, again, and the movie AMERICAN SNIPER, has given me something good to write about. I didn’t know what to expect from the movie about former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle. After reading his memoir by the same name and seeing some poor reviews, I thought I might
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Hero Reunites Soldiers with the Dogs they Loved Every year, CNN names a dozen or more heroic people and asks for your vote to pick the winner. Even though CNN has quite a lineup of remarkable individuals, the one who has my vote is Pen Farthing, a formal Royal Marine sergeant who created a nonprofit
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He did it! Several weeks ago I blogged about injured Marine Major Richard (not Eric) Burkett, who was headed to the Invictus games in London to compete. Well, Richard has won the gold medal! Good for him. The Invictus games were the brainchild of Prince Harry, who invited wounded warriors from all over the world
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How does a wounded warrior channel his innately competitive spirit? The Warrior Games, taking place now in Colorado Spring, Colorado, offer injured veterans an outlet. Competing in Paralympic-style events gives veterans a sense of purpose, satisfaction, and a chance to enjoy the camaraderie they were used to in the military. Twenty-one-year-old Lance Corporal Duncan Mathis
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I can’t seem to get enough of heroic dogs these days. Thanks to all of my readers who bought LOOK AGAIN, A Novella, I was able to send a nice little check to Hero Dogs (based in Brookville, MD), and I will do the same thing in October, November, and December. Hopefully, our donations will
Injured Marine Major Richard (not Eric) Burkett will compete in London’s first Invictus Games, a competition for wounded warriors from all over the world, and the brainchild of Prince Harry, himself an Apache pilot. Even injured Iraqi and Afghan soldiers are invited to participate.Erin Burkett was injured when the Osprey tilt rotor aircraft he
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