When a soldier comes home, he finds it hard . . . .

[Rhino]

http://www.moww-fw.org/WhenASoldierComesHome.htm

Worth a look.

[Elgalad]

Perspective.

Thanks for the link, Rhino. I needed that this morning. :claps:


-Elgalad

[Taylor1]

I can't really see anything on the page. But I'm guessing its a takeoff on everything I've seen before with this. I've got a .PDF about what happens now with soldiers coming home what to do how they might feel etc (I don't know if this has changed through time though)

[Suzie]

It's hard on a lot of levels. I remember we went to see the latest James Bond movie and in the last scene of the movie there is a gun shot you don't see on the screen. You just hear it and don't know that it's coming, my husband was perfectly relaxed and watching the movie and when that shot went off I have never seen him jump like that, so quick and instantly he reached for his side where his gun would have been. He said he had heard that same sound so many times.

I guess it's just instinct at that point. :(

[Taylor1]

Oh man, thats just sad. It's a good thing he didn't have his gun though lool.

[Suzie]

Who says he didn't have one? ;)

[Taylor1]

Let me re-phrase that. It's a good thing he didn't take a shot at the screen.

[Suzie]

He wouldn't have done that, he was jumpy ... not crazy.

[Rhino]

When a soldier comes home, he finds it hard . . . . I'm bettin his wife does too. :lol:

[Taylor1]

He wouldn't have done that, he was jumpy ... not crazy.

Oh. gotcha :thumb: