A friend of mine who is a successful internet marketer sent me a message about some videos he added to his blog, his name is Devon Brown and this is the funny one – please watch it and comment, it’s hilarious!
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To Your Very Best Always,
Mark Edward Brown
Right now it’s the evening of Thanksgiving (I’m in South Korea), it’s also the morning of Thanksgiving in my home country of the United States of America. This blog is not big enough for everything I am thankful for and the only thing that I wish I could change right now is something my wife and I have agreed to compromise on – my family coming to Korea…
We have both agreed that it is safer for them to stay in America, we don’t want to remove our children from their school and friends.
I stay very busy with my military family and friends, as a matter of fact today I had the priviledge of serving Thanksgiving lunch to my leaders and Soldiers in the cafeteria inside my correctional facility. It’s been a great day and I am looking forward to all the good ones to follow.
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Happy Thanksgiving and Thank You for being in my life,
Mark Edward Brown
Last month I attended the 69th Annual Military Police Ball in Seoul, South Korea. Every year military police men and women gather to celebrate their heritage, pride, and espirit de corps and this year was no different. What was different was this years experience compared to last years military ball which I attended at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.
That’s a picture of some of the professionals of the US Army Correctional Activity – Korea.
The first compliment that I have is to the planners of the event itself, they did an amazing job at choosing the location. This years MP Ball was held in the Walker Hill Hotel which is one fancy place, marble floors, sweeping stair cases, floor to ceiling windows, the whole 9 yards. I still don’t know how it got the name of Walker Hill, as you can guess that is not a Korean name or word so I am still wondering about that one.
A little less than half of my organization attended the event and as I mentioned above we really had a good time. We rode a bus there and back so no one had to worry about driving, the roads in Korea are insane especially if you are in anything smaller than a bus. Busses have their own priority lane which make bus travel a preferred method of transportation over cars, pick-ups and mini-vans.
All in all I had a great time and was able to see many fellow military policemen and women who I had not seen in some time. I was asked by some to stay at the hotel however I had not planned for such an eventuality so I had to decline. I think about the only thing I missed compared to last year’s event was my wife. I enjoy the glow that she gets when she dresses up and does her hair and puts make up on etc. Don’t get me wrong, her natural beauty to me is astounding but there is just something about her when she goes through the ritual of preperation, dressing up etc that just gets me every time!
Anyway enough about that already, it’s to early for me to be jogging down memory lane, I still have over a year to go here in Korea so I gotta keep my head in the game.
Here’s to fond memories,
Mark Edward Brown
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