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I was reading "Heartland" by Sarah Smarsh. As I read, I began to realize I had been to each place she describe and near the end, she started mentioning names. I knew them personally. They weren't the names I was expecting.
Aside from that, it is a great book about growing up in poverty, ranch and farm life and changing political opinions.
Aside from that, it is a great book about growing up in poverty, ranch and farm life and changing political opinions.
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How wonderful to read words that describe and chronicle a familiar experience or people
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Maj Kim Patterson
PO3 Phyllis Maynard I have always been a fan of biographies. Long winters. Have you thought about writing your story?
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Call of Duty I read after meeting Lieutenant Buck Compton from Band of Brothers at a book signing in 2009. The Chuck Yeager book I read about 5 years ago. I was an extra in the movie bright shining lie and I have skim through that book and I have yet to read the book Ardennes 1944.
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Maj Kim Patterson
LTC (Join to see) I've multiple military books in my stack. I also began doing cameos in some independent films. Just when I thought I had faded into obscurity.
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A Bright Shining Lie Trailer 1998
A Bright Shining Lie Trailer 1998 Director: Terry George Starring: Amy Madigan, Bill Paxton, Vivian Wu, Donal Logue, Eric Bogosian, Official Content From HBO...
Maj Kim Patterson
I couldn't find myself in the video where there was a burial at Arlington National Cemetery but I was one extra in dress blues at 2:40 in this first part how's the movie. One Captain from the National Guard had helped me get into OCS also help me get a part because he was in cameos in many movies like this one as well as in the line of fire and Apollo 13.
https://youtu.be/0w_K9NwbhY4
I couldn't find myself in the video where there was a burial at Arlington National Cemetery but I was one extra in dress blues at 2:40 in this first part how's the movie. One Captain from the National Guard had helped me get into OCS also help me get a part because he was in cameos in many movies like this one as well as in the line of fire and Apollo 13.
https://youtu.be/0w_K9NwbhY4
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John Paul Vann in VietNam (part 1)
John Paul Vann in VietNam (part 1)
Maj Kim Patterson
Correction, this was the one where I'm at 2 minutes 40 seconds. Mine is not worth mentioning but at least I got me to watch the movie and I have the DVD at home. Now I just have to finish reading the whole book.
https://youtu.be/VUuLuUhOi7s
Correction, this was the one where I'm at 2 minutes 40 seconds. Mine is not worth mentioning but at least I got me to watch the movie and I have the DVD at home. Now I just have to finish reading the whole book.
https://youtu.be/VUuLuUhOi7s
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Maj Kim Patterson
LTC (Join to see) I have several military books in my stack as well. I started my cameo appearances again last year. We have a wonderful film festival here! I am also in a new music video. I thought I had made it to obscurity but here I am.
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Silk Roads, by Peter Frankopan. I'm about 20 pages in, appears to be quite good. Been a Central Asian nut since I broke a leg at 12 years old and discovered the Mongols in a set of old history books my dad had.
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