MrsCodyMC
Marine

I take it you are an avid trout fisherwoman...Brown? Bo's. Cutthroat or my favorite the elusive Brookie...Always a pleasure to meet another trout lover....what a way to spend a day!!

Semper Fi !!

Well still not 100% sure Cpl. I Enlist in June. And thats a bit aways. And then Im not sure if I want to try and graduate early so I can go to boot camp earlier. =\ So I could either go to boot in like february or march or something... or June/ july. but it's boring sitting here waiting. And Bah humbug.. lol. i am not big fan of the holidays

i sure wouldnt whant to be bordering a horse down there....most lickly be about 5 times what it woud be here...i wouldnt have any iffen i had to borde one???...well maybe 1...seems thats the best place to clear your minde...on horse back.. somewhere up in the mountains...gives you time to think relax ad just feel good about things
am glad you or your babby wasnt hurt bad...

be safe....my best to you and yours

Hey Cpl! I've been doin alright. Just playin the waiting game with enlisting and shipping. =[ How have you been?

thanks for the invite neibor....hope all is good for you in oceanside....didnt take me long to get my fill of that place....i see you like horses....we have 18 head of the critters with one on the way this spring...also have 4 that were started under saddle this last summer...gonna have to put a lot of miles on um his comeing summer....i know i know...sounds rough but someone has to do it

be safe and my best to you and yours

Saw your profile and said you were Motor T, 3531? I was stationed in Pendleton in 03 and frequent Oceanside every weekend, I miss that place. How is oceanside now?

Yeah....she tells me that all the time too! (That I'm a pain). And thank you, that's really not her best pic...I need to make me an album on here. Oh, and I'm sorry I didn't point it out sooner, but your little girl is adorable too!

I like what it says in your "Favorite Marine" section of your profile. My wife used to tell me the same thing!

I had a way of catching the most half wild foxhounds. I would just walk right up to them with a reassuring voice and calm attitude. My dear old friend called me one day and asked if I would come help gather his hounds. Fox hunting aint all it's cracked up to be. Spend a couple hours listening to the hounds sing then a couple more hours with a pick and shovel digging out the fox then all of the next day driving around looking for your dogs. Anyway ... this old gentleman asked me to help gather hounds. He said bring that ole coondog along in case we get bored. Sunset we cut the hound loose and he booed around for a while then came treed. I said where is your flashlight the dog is treed. He said didn't you bring one. Nope didn't think about it chasing doggies in the daylight. I said well that dog is gonna stay under that tree barking till he dies of old age so I got to go with or without a flashlight. I said when he shuts up honk your horn every couple minutes. I went in and got the dog coal miners ass pitch black with no light and walked back to the sound of a honking horn. Lucky I didn't walk off a cliff or something. It was and is a great memory

Whether it is hounds at night or beagles in the day, hearing them work and knowing you trained them is a joy. http://www.geocities.com/nhbludog/pics.html