Back to the war...

I found Rainbow Six in my room the other night and started to read it again. I began to recall that John Clark had just dealt with the whole hijacking situation and thought him and his wife were off to vacation. As I read I learned that John's hopes of being off duty for a while were all but real. Not long after John and his wife were safely in London on vacation John was summoned to work once again. He was faced with a crisis occurring in the northern region of South Korea. Sadly his wife would have to worry of his safety once again and as always, wonder if he will return to her on his feet. Within the next day he was flown out of London to South Korea. On the plane he ran into his good friend and former partner Alistair. John found that Alistair had been assigned to the  same mission and they would once again be working together. When they arrived in Korea they were immediately debriefed on the situation between a small North Korean rebellion group and a conflicting South Korean village. The village was under almost nightly raids by the group of rebellions and they were now calling for assistance with the problem. The military requested a small task force to make the problem end quickly and quietly and thus John and Alistair were now in Korea. Alistair and John had just began their journey through Korea to find a place to counter the rebels when I was rudely interrupted by my mother and had to drop the book.

Currently

Rules of my Unborn Son: 159
Total Pages: 468

Sentences of the week: "Make a Rock and Roll Pilgrimage." - I so want to do this when I'm older
                                    "Always meet your date at the door." - shows good quality in a man which is hard to find these days.

Rules for my Unborn Son

I have thus found another rule that I believe should be followed by all men of quality. The rule is "Offer to carry a woman's bags. Especially your mother's." I have noticed that in this day and age men and women of all sorts have lowered their standards from what they used to be to compensate for the lack of quality seeping from both genders. Personally I believe that we should all return to the old days where all men and women have high standards and always show excellent quality.

Rules for my Unborn Son

I have continued to read the rules written on the pages of Rules for my Unborn Son and I have found another that I believe, for me at least, to be something I would like to pursue in the future. The rule just so happens to be "Live in New York." Conveniently I have been to New York the summer before last and will be going again this Christmas break to visit friends. The climate of New York is perfect for me I mean 4 feet of snow? Sounds pathetic to me.

Rules for my Unborn Son

Through the continued reading of Rules for my Unborn Son I have come across a quote that I may just begin to base my life of off. The quote is "Choose your corner, pick away at it carefully, intensely, and to the best of your ability, and that way you might change the world." - Charles Eames

When I read that quote I sat and read it over and over until I could figure out what Corner I had chosen. I believe this quote is exceptional in meaning and should be followed by all those who wish to achieve their life goals. Believe in yourself and all is possible.

Rules for my Unborn Son

Although I was very into Rainbow Six I forgot to bring my book one of the days this week and I ended up picking up Rules for my Unborn Son. A lot of the suggestion it gives as rules are quite interesting. For instance the rule "Stand up for the Little Guy" is something I can relate to in my own life. One of my good friends didn't exactly get the tall genes so I try to stick up for him when I can, although he really doesn't need any help with that.

Reading Update

Books read: Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six
Pages read: 306, 156 pages last week

Sentence of the week: "These guys are'nt only amateurs, they are complete idiots."
I got a laugh out of this for some reason.