
On the other hand, he’s obviously a danger junky. He’s a State Department Foreign Service Officer, and his assignments are mostly in places I don’t want to visit, like Albania and Kazakhstan. The exception was a posting to Moscow a few years ago. Right now he’s in Afghanistan, on a Provincial Reconstruction Team. And he’s volunteered to stay another year, this time at Kandahar Air Base. Where I can worry about him some more.
He’s due to come home for a brief vacation in–wait for it–July, right around RWA. But his home base is DC, so I hope to see him during the conference. Maybe I can even persuade him to stop in at the Marriott so everybody can compare him to the MORE THAN A MAN cover. If I break away from the conference for a few hours, you’ll know it was to have some time with him. I’d love to rent a beach house for a week while he’s here and get the family together. But I don’t know if it’s going to happen, since he hasn’t answered my questions about when exactly he’ll be in town. How’s that for a cliff-hanger?
Rebecca
Hope you get to see your son!
ReplyDeleteI hope you and yours have a nice visit and I've seen a person's "double".....kinda makes you stop in your tracks!
ReplyDeleteAnd I can't believe he panned one of your books! Isn't that just like kids!*huge grin*
My youngest is 19 now.....and I prove to be a constant embarrassing thorn in her side! ROFL
Hope you have a nice visit with your son.
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