Check out the versatility of our armed forces in this hilarious video.
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Call me a soldier. Call me a singer. Call Me Maybe.Photo—Memmet Mama/YouTube
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by Thomas 2 Comments
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Call me a soldier. Call me a singer. Call Me Maybe.Photo—Memmet Mama/YouTube
Thomas G. Fiffer is a graduate of Yale University and holds an M.A. in creative writing from the University of Illinois at Chicago. He is a professional writer, editor, publisher, speaker, and storyteller. You can find out more about his publications and services at Thomas G. Fiffer and connect with him on Facebook and Twitter. His books, Why It Can't Work: Detaching From Dysfunctional Relationships to Make Room for True Love, What Is Love? A Guide for the Perplexed to Matters of the Heart, and The Alphabet of Love: A Primer for the Language of the Heart are available on Amazon. Recently, Tom and his writing partner, Julia Bobkoff, founded Christmas Lake Creative, an inspired community of writers, where they offer workshops and coaching, and Christmas Lake Press, an independent publishing company. Tom lives in Connecticut and is working on a memoir and his first novel. The latest release from Christmas Lake Press, Where the Light Is Brighter, features Tom as a co-author.
Having just seen this video for the first time (April 2016), I’m surprised that it was shot more than three years ago. Both amusing and troubling, the video made me wonder what has happened to the men who appeared in it in the intervening years. Did all survive the war? Were any of them seriously hurt? Your posting from a year ago is the most recent that I can find, so I’m wondering if you ever got any recent responses that might reassure us that all of these playfully, good-humored, young lives continue to thrive. Thanks.
I like the soldiers dancing? to the music and lip-syncing to the songs.
Ooooo~yah~