courageous souls?

[Wayne Johnson]

Connie, dear, these women were doing God's work....or, as we say here in
Viginia, Oevre.

Meanwhile, just imagine the frenzy going on in Hollywood to be the first to
hit the big screen with:

*** The Road to Kandahar ****
*** I Left My Chadoor in Chadara ***
*** Let the (Special) Force(s) be with you ***
*** To Kabul with Love ***
*** To Herat and Back ***
*** With God and George by My Side ***  (not necessarily in that order)
*** Oh, George! ***
*** The Thin Blue Veil ***
*** The Sands of Mazar-e-Sharif ***
*** The Ballad of the Black Berets ***
*** Last Tango in Kunduz ***
*** On the Streets of Maidan Shar ***
*** Back to Spin Boldak ***  (a killer title, don't you think?)
***  Two Women in Farah ***  (a natural for Ms. Fawcett-Majors)
*** Three Men, Two Women and a Goat ***
*** My Pal Omar ***
*** The Taliban and I ***
*** Along Came Najibullah ***
*** Make Mine Quetta ***
*** Black Beauty: The Dark Side ***  (biography of Ben Ladin)

and so on and so forth.....



I especially like the "Road to Kandahar" and am considering getting a
copyright on the title.

WJ

-----Original Message-----
From: austin-ghetto-list-admin@pairlist.net
[mailto:austin-ghetto-list-admin@pairlist.net]On Behalf Of Connie Clark
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 8:58 AM
To: austin-ghetto-list@pairlist.net
Subject: courageous souls?


Is it just me? or do others feel a tinge of disgust
when the two Waco-based relief workers receive praise
for what they did.  What were they doing there in the
first place?

Yuk:
"I'm just more than ever proud, so proud to be an
American." (DC)

"During our time in prison, we prayed almost daily for
our nation's government and for the president."

Hey Heather, why 'almost'?

CC


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