Comments on: My Very Own Mud Lady

By: Cynthia Stinson

Cynthia Stinson — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 10:55:15 +0000

I stumbled across your blog while researching my new home. These are pretty mud ladys. I am writing from Colorado Springs. We are coming command sponsored, me, 2 boys, and my man. We visited him 2 years ago when he was on hardship in Yong San. Humphreys looks very different but your blog answers so many questions, I am glad that an intellegent military wife is out there, I have been digging for info, and there is so little that it not propoganda about Humphreys growth. You have a new subscriber, and I hope to be there in about 3 weeks when we get in country. Keep up the good work

By: Val

Val — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 18:09:16 +0000

She’s beautiful….I don’t blame you for cherishing her. Can you tell us why they are called “mud ladies”? Are the winters bitter there? Now, I’m worrying about that dog too…..that horrible house won’t keep him very protected at all. At least he’ll have a good layer of fat on him due to your loving attention. Here’s some name suggestions…..Shadow, Dusty, Eclipse, Dakota, Pepper, Coffee or Stormy. Warning though….once you name him, love starts to grow. Thank you for your kindness from another animal lover. Hugs.

By: Lisa Falcon

Lisa Falcon — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 12:42:45 +0000

She’s beautiful! Reminds me of you, especially with the dark hair & long nails and I know you love to play in the mud. But really, she’s great. Good job Eric! Congrats again on your anniversary. XOXO Lis