A Distant Day in Hanauma Bay

Friday, May 4, 2007

Last Day at Camp MaCrady

Hi All,
Just a few more photos from Camp McCrady. This handsome fellow is David James, he asked that I put some pictures of him up for his wife Marcy and family, Hi Marcy!


This big fellow is SFC Shepperson. The picture does not do him justice, this guy is linebacker huge. He was the primary DI for the Predators. Good man, nice to meet you Shep.


We started our last day here with the traditional 3 mile Victory Run. I made it, sore now but I completed the run. The rest of the day was spent packing and last minute laundry, to start out at the next station with clean clothes. Not much else to post here so I do believe its beer:30. I'll post more from the next stop.
Take care and thanks for keeping in touch.
Jim

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hi, Jim! Thanks for posting the pictures of David. Our sons loved seeing their Dad in his gear, uniform, and with the other predators. Thank you so much! Very, very cool blog!
Take care!
Marcy.

Gary G said...

Jim - thanks for the phone call to the club last night. It generated somoe conversation of how you're doing. Most of the people read the blog but e-mail you instead. I may have to put on a clinic for them - get everybody blogging!!

Steve is right about your clubs. Did you know that putters usually can break but your's only bent.

GG

Jim Jacobs said...

Hi Marcy, David is a good guy. we parted company today as our missions go in differant directions. Keep me posted on how he is doing and I will continue to post as much as I can from here on out.

Jim Jacobs said...

Hi Gary, the putter was already bent so maybe its where it should be. I really enjoyed to the response to the call when you called out I was on the phone. I'll do that as I can.
Jim

Gary G said...

Jim, you have a club full of friends cheering you on here. It was very cool to call when you did. Great timing.

Blossom parade when good here - so I understand. I went golfing instead - go figure.

GG

Jim Jacobs said...

Thanks Gary, it was good to call. I enjoyed hearing the crowd.
Jim