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Hello. Just finished reading your blog. Actually, your picture is what first attracted me. I enjoyed reading how open you are with your past. I've gone through hard times myself and can relate. You seem very open and down to earth. I'm a cool, good looking and easy going guy. Hope to hear more from you.
Too many times have I been blamed for something I haven't done and had any desire to do, so I truly believe if a court of law can't produce enough evidence to convict someone then by all means - let it be.
I have heard that you guys are finally off lockdown as of Monday. Such good news. It couldn't have been fun.
I am already writing to someone in the DOC, but I find your blogs and what you have to say extremely interesting. I will pop in from time to time and leave a comment.
SA is a crazy little country and we have a long way to go. but every day it gets better. We were blessed to have had a leader of the stature of Nelson Mandela and his spirits and ideals still influence the running of our country.
He is 93 now and not in good health and we fear for his well being. The good he has done will abound long after he has gone, we know that, but we want to keep him around as a symbol - to quote you - of what can happen when good people stand together. That we all love him is without question. Speak again soon. Axel
bobby, your story is very heart warming. i am so sorry that he passed. im so proud of you for doing what you're doing. you're an amazing writer..keep it going. i want to read more! you're very strong for everything you have gone through..and very courageous to write to the public about it. love always..your loving proud sister!
I thought I left you a message a few days ago but I can't seem to find it on your blog. Not to worry though, I can deliver it again with with all the respect I have for you.
In despite of your situation, I'm glad to read that you are o. k. and still motivating lives. You have always been one to show us how to lead from the front, both on and off duty. Many a quote from Sgt Linley has been passed on to my Jr troops and a few time the Senior Enlisted. Thank you for helping me grow to be the Man I am today.
GOD doesn't give us nothing we can not handle,
SSgt Benjamin James (ret.) benjaminjames0427@yahoo.com
Not being a marine I probably should not be responding to this post, but here goes.
David, you may remember when working a project in springfield, we were eating breakfast at the hotel and I made some oatmeal. It turned out the "hot" water was actually cold.
After one bite, I commented how bad this was, then I ate it anyway not wanting to waste food. you commented, "YOu would make a good marine" having seen me eat a bowl of cold oatmeal. I know it was a throwaway joke, but I took it as a high compliment. Thanks!
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Back Issue Questions
To order back issues of Marie Claire magazine, please call 800-925-0485.
Advertising/Media Kits
To request advertising rates or media kits, write to Marie Claire, Advertising Dept., 300 W. 57th St., 34th Fl., New York, NY 10019.
International Subscriptions
To order an international subscription of the U.S. edition of Marie Claire, please call 515-282-1607.
Submission Guidelines
Thank you for your interest in submitting work to Marie Claire. Please make sure you are familiar with our content by reading previous issues. We prefer to receive story proposals, rather than completed work, so please send a query letter detailing your idea to the address below. If the editors find the subject suitable, they will contact you. Please enclose clips of your previously published materials, which we are unable to return to you. Please allow 4-6 weeks for a response.
Features Submissions
Marie Claire Magazine
300 West 57th St., 34th Fl.
New York, NY 10019-1497
Ha! I really like your writing. Very thoughtful and funny. This whole post was a beautiful setup to a great finishing line.
Thank you!
I have heard that you guys are finally off lockdown as of Monday. Such good news. It couldn't have been fun.
I am already writing to someone in the DOC, but I find your blogs and what you have to say extremely interesting. I will pop in from time to time and leave a comment.
SA is a crazy little country and we have a long way to go. but every day it gets better. We were blessed to have had a leader of the stature of Nelson Mandela and his spirits and ideals still influence the running of our country.
He is 93 now and not in good health and we fear for his well being. The good he has done will abound long after he has gone, we know that, but we want to keep him around as a symbol - to quote you - of what can happen when good people stand together. That we all love him is without question. Speak again soon. Axel
love always..your loving proud sister!
I thought I left you a message a few days ago but I can't seem to find it on your blog. Not to worry though, I can deliver it again with with all the respect I have for you.
In despite of your situation, I'm glad to read that you are o. k. and still motivating lives. You have always been one to show us how to lead from the front, both on and off duty. Many a quote from Sgt Linley has been passed on to my Jr troops and a few time the Senior Enlisted. Thank you for helping me grow to be the Man I am today.
GOD doesn't give us nothing we can not handle,
SSgt Benjamin James (ret.)
benjaminjames0427@yahoo.com
David, you may remember when working a project in springfield, we were eating breakfast at the hotel and I made some oatmeal. It turned out the "hot" water was actually cold.
After one bite, I commented how bad this was, then I ate it anyway not wanting to waste food. you commented, "YOu would make a good marine" having seen me eat a bowl of cold oatmeal. I know it was a throwaway joke, but I took it as a high compliment. Thanks!
Bruce
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