Goooooooooooooooooooood Morning, Baghdad!
Posted on 05/26/2006 1:03:26 PM PDT by Altair333
CBS) It's a long way from Louisiana to Baghdad, and it's a long way from a sorority house to a little radio station in the Iraqi capital.
But, reports co-anchor Harry Smith on The Early Show Thursday, Army Specialist Kristen King has the patter and personality to make soldiers far from home feel like they're listening to the girl next door.
She left Louisiana State University and her sorority house to join the Army. Now, after only a month on Armed Forces Radio in the Iraqi capital, King is already one of the troops' favorite disc jockeys.
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BTW - I'll be the first to post that there is a mandatory "picture post rule" for anything related to sorority girls...no matter what the subject.
Goooooooooooooooooooood Morning, Baghdad!
Picture in the article.
She's cute in a drink-a-little beer and flirt sorta way.
And I guar-an-tee that LSU girl has a Southern accent that melts hearts.
I would imagine there are thousands Fraternity and Sorority members serving in Iraq.
Geaux Tiger
God bless her. I have a fond spot in my heart for LSU sorority girls. Probably because I was an LSU student a long time ago. Never joined a fraternity but they let me date them anyway. Love those dark haired cajun girls.
now if she only had an M-4 in her hands...sexy.
"Private Benjamin" comes to mind.
How's this? (R&R at a former Saddam palace):
took me a while to notice the nice big gun.......wow
I think she's doing a great job and it's wonderful that so many brave young Americans are experiencing first hand what I miss by not having her home. Her personality, charm, charisma, laugh, and yes, good ole' southern hospitality. Of course I'm a little bias, I'm her Dad.
David King
Happy Father's Day, David! Good job! I appreciate you and Kristen's sacricfice. My prayers for her safe return...
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