Grettings... !!

[max]

Hi everyone, if someone still remember me ... I wanted to said you, that i'm in the army now =) . Yes, like in that famous song... I'm here from 22nd of april. It's already 2.5 months. Everything is ok this me. American army is very different from russian, but you can understand what army is. The biggest problem that i have here is that i so miss of my wife ... Btw, yes she is officially my wife from 26th of march. So, grettings to all of you. I hope that i will have the chance to go to the forum...

[r5lark]

Thanks for the update, Max, I hope you like being in the army.
Bianca can be found on Facebook, as Bianca Ryan. She posts everyday on there!

[max]

No, i do not like to be here, because i do miss of my wife. And because russian army is not like US'... Noone in our country want to be here )) .
Thanks for telling where i can found Bianca!

[kymrbill]

Max, I have been wonedring about you and was glad to see your first post. Congratulations on getting married, it certainly changes your life. Military service changes your life too. You may not like it but there is much to learn. It can help you decide how you want to treat other people for the rest of your life. Perhaps you can pick up a few useful skills too. Best of luck to you, I hope you are able to stay out of combat in the Caucuses or anywhere else. Please post some pictures of Max, the soldier.

[max]

Thanks, mr. Bill.

[MollyMiller07]

Hi max! of course we remember you, how could we forget?
I'm glad to hear you are doing well and congratulations on getting married!! That is WONDERFUL!

Good luck being in the army, i know you dont like it but you'll be just fine and mr. bill is right, you'll learn a lot of useful skills from it!

~Molly

[max]

Thanks, Molly

[Pirita]

Hi Max!!! Good to see you here! (not that I had been here a lot lately eighter, but anyways... Nice that you stopped by to say hi! )
Congratulations on getting married!!!

We have a similar system in Finland too, every Finnish guy has to go to army (if they're just healthy enough AND unless they want to serve a year as civilians), whether they like it or not. I guess you just have to try to make it as good of an experience as simply possible Good luck!

[bobby nev]

Well of COURSE all us "oldtimers" remember you, max!
(oldtimers as in longtime members, not necessarily age-wise, though I qualify for either! )

Good luck in your service to your country, and please return home safely to your new wife.

[max]

Very glad to see you, Pirita! Thanks for your wishes . And thanks, Bobby!
Btw, it's already 5 monthes as I'm here. 7 are ahead )) .
I'm so glad that it's almost the half of the servise. And I remember it clearly when that was the time when 11 monthes were waited for me ahead. Believe me, that was hardly difficult... Now it changed from 11 to 7. That's why i'm really glad it .

[max]

HI EVERYONE, if someone remember me .

I'm happy to say you that I'm at home! The 22nd of April was the day when I leaved that terrible place - the army.

I'm happy to be here!!!!

[kymrbill]

Max!!! Welcome back to civilian life. I know you're glad to be free. What kind of work do you have lined up for yourself? Did you learn anything while in the army that will help you build your career opportunities?

[BR4EVR]

Welcome home Max! I am sure you have a lot to catch up on and get settled back into a regular life. I hope you had some enjoyable experiences and and I am sure you will always remember the days you put in while performing your service. Please stop by whenever you have time. Best of luck in all you do!

[max]

Thanks !

I still don't know what kind of work will I have in the future. I know only that I'll work from the next week. I don't know it because I'll go to place where my wife's parents, my wife and our son (his name is Mark , and he's 6,5 months old) live. This place is out from N.Novgorod (my city) in ~200 km and it's like a small town (bigger that village but smaller than city). That's why I still don't know where will I work . Actually, It doesn't matter because me and my little family will live in N.Novgorod in the future. I think this year .

I'm sorry for my English. I still can't build my sentences correctly .

BTW. Using this opportunity I wanna asked what happened with forum? Where are people? The last posts in the thread were sended two-three months ago ...

[CobraJet]

Max,

You English is perfectly understandable. Much better than anything I could attempt to write in another language.

There hasn't been much action on this board in the last year or so. Bianca hasn't been performing much (although I did see her THREE TIMES last summer in Atlantic City), and we aren't getting much news from Bianca or Shawn, so most of the members have moved on to Facebook as their source of information. Unfortunately, Facebook ran out of "friend request" space for Bianca before I joined, so my friend request got lost. I did get approved by Shawn, so I occassionally get a small nibble of news. There are just a few of us that still frequent this forum -- The Geezer Squad!

I still think that Bianca will flourish again when she graduates from High School and starts her real career. At least that is my selfish hope!

Good luck in the job market, and happy to hear about the wife, family and bright future ahead for you.