My time with Bob Calvert.
Good evening, my friends,
Hey, that was fun. I will admit at first I was a little dry-mouthed; thinking of the many people listening, but I hope I loosened up as the time went on. Let me know what you thought in the comments area below.
Bob’s a great guy and does a lot to promote our military. Keep tuning in to support him. I truly hope he will consider doing a show from the Intrepid Center at BAMC in San Antonio.
That is where our true heroes are. If you have military connections and can get on base, go there and talk to the wonderful men and women who lost limbs and are recovering. You won’t find any crybabies there; they are the finest individuals in the world.
When you stop to think we are asking these brave young people to go through the remainder of their lives missing limbs or badly burned with scars which never heal, it is a miracle they keep enlisting and going back to Iraq or Afghanistan. But, ask and most will say they want to go back again – that’s where their buddies are – true family if you will.
I’ve spoken before about how when we meet old friends from our military life; it’s like coming home and picking up where you left off perhaps years ago. It’s hard to explain, but the brotherhood of war and warriors is one you’ll treasure for life.
I only hope we can sell enough books this year to really make a difference to the Wounded Warrior Project and those we want to assist.
You can be part of our quest and receive a great read when you order any or all of my novels. I guarantee you won’t be disappointed by the plots and storylines.
Check how easy it is to order my novels by going to my “home” page. I’ll love you and so with the troops we’re working for.
Again, thanks to Bob Calvert for having me as a guest. I hope I can be on his program with another award in the near future.
Carol and I are working on that.
So, until next time,
Vaya con Dias, my friends,
Karl