Reply By: Reverend David(Anonymous User)Posted: Friday, April 22, 2005OregonOregonWashingtonCaliforniaCaliforniaNevadaColoradoVietnamPhilippinesJapanGermanyAustraliaEgyptAlaskaHawaiiNew YorkGeorgiaTexas(these aren't in any particular order, just as I remembered them)Yes, a couple places are listed more than once. That's because I moved away then came back and moved to a different town. I'm 33, and have always considered myself nomadic.

moving around, preaching the Gospell? or just like to move around?

do I smell a possible book in the making?

Yes, a few, actually. I'm trying to use ad revenue from my sister site to help fund it (so far, not much, but I'm hoping my regular readers will start making a practice of visiting the site and clicking on ads).

The sister site, btw, is at Link

I took the name, for those taking notes, from the Tom Paxton song "Ramblin' Boy".

you sure it wasn't "ramblin man" by ricky nelson? Or ramblin man by the eagles?

so yer pretty fluent in spanish then?

Yeah, pretty completely, although I'll have moments when I can't remember a word for hours on end.

"moving around, preaching the Gospell?"
Not exactly that kind of Reverend. This could develop into a really long story, so let's just go with this - if you know the show Northern Exposure, and the character Chris Stevens, you have an idea what I mean.

"or just like to move around?"
This could also easily slide into a really long story with possible flashbacks, flash-forwards and maybe even a flash-diagonal or two. I don't want to torture everyone, though. Suffice it to say, I developed a severe case of wanderlust at a very young age.

How did ya like okinawa?

to be honest, I don't remember it. I was born there and we left shortly before I turned two.

Reply By: Gideon MacLeishPosted: Friday, April 22, 2005do I smell a possible book in the making?Yes, a few, actually. I'm trying to use ad revenue from my sister site to help fund it (so far, not much, but I'm hoping my regular readers will start making a practice of visiting the site and clicking on ads).The sister site, btw, is at Link

saved to favorites and will check it out, also will send link to friends that compute but not here.

Reply By: Reverend David(Anonymous User)Posted: Friday, April 22, 2005"moving around, preaching the Gospell?"Not exactly that kind of Reverend. This could develop into a really long story, so let's just go with this - if you know the show Northern Exposure, and the character Chris Stevens, you have an idea what I mean."or just like to move around?"This could also easily slide into a really long story with possible flashbacks, flash-forwards and maybe even a flash-diagonal or two. I don't want to torture everyone, though. Suffice it to say, I developed a severe case of wanderlust at a very young age

oooooooooo I love life stories, if ya ever want to share just do it on your own blog, I for one will visit and read it. Yes I loved N.E. and the wandering dj. lol

Reply By: xtinePosted: Friday, April 22, 2005How did ya like okinawa?to be honest, I don't remember it. I was born there and we left shortly before I turned two.

darn.... did yer folks take pics? I loved kyoto, the imperial gardens there are the most amazing garden I have ever seen.

Reply By: PhilomedyPosted: Friday, April 22, 2005so yer pretty fluent in spanish then?Yeah, pretty completely, although I'll have moments when I can't remember a word for hours on end.

I grew up in a multi language household, and for the most partr have forgotten 90% of 3 languages maybe 98% what a shame.

Texas
Arkansas
another part of Arkansas
Missouri
California
Texas again
Arizona
Korea
Texas again (but not really, I don't consider Killeen part of my Texas. It sucks that much.

Reply By: Spc Nobody SpecialPosted: Saturday, April 23, 2005TexasArkansasanother part of ArkansasMissouriCaliforniaTexas againArizonaKoreaTexas again (but not really, I don't consider Killeen part of my Texas. It sucks that much

I can understand that, I used to love NYC but where I grew up...sucks like that.

just a few places in the great state of texas could be moving like crazy... uzbekistan? now that is intresting.

Yeah, Texas is huge and the lifestyle and look of the land is so different from place to place. I've lived in the tiny little town (under 600 people)of Lefors, Midland, Amarillo, San Antonio (my favorite), and Houston for a short bit.

When Adrian deployed, he spent several months working in the prison facility in Bagram, Afghanistan (hahahha...the prisoners called him "doctor asshole"), and then the rest of the time working in a make-shift hospital in Uzbekistan. He didn't get to see much of Uzbekistan, but he said that the weather there was not great...and the culture is different because of the Russian influence. He liked working at Bagram, but Uzbekistan not so much.

Reply By: Texas WahinePosted: Saturday, April 23, 2005just a few places in the great state of texas could be moving like crazy... uzbekistan? now that is intresting.Yeah, Texas is huge and the lifestyle and look of the land is so different from place to place. I've lived in the tiny little town (under 600 people)of Lefors, Midland, Amarillo, San Antonio (my favorite), and Houston for a short bit. When Adrian deployed, he spent several months working in the prison facility in Bagram, Afghanistan (hahahha...the prisoners called him "doctor asshole"), and then the rest of the time working in a make-shift hospital in Uzbekistan. He didn't get to see much of Uzbekistan, but he said that the weather there was not great...and the culture is different because of the Russian influence. He liked working at Bagram, but

I guess I have not been paying attention, is adrian a doc, ? medic? corpsman?

I guess I have not been paying attention, is adrian a doc, ? medic? corpsman?

Adrian's an Army medic...or "Health Care Specialist" if you want to get really fancy.