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To: hank2010 who wrote (8834)	3/16/2003 10:10:01 PM
From: mailcat8	Respond to of 39344

OT--I hadn't been keeping up with the moon. It is wonderful to not be over there and to just tune into the war occasionally on TV when I feel like it. I was in Desert Storm--a medical unit in the second wave of the invasion. Went about 200 miles up into western Iraq and set up in a hospital for six days. It's much better on TV. There are no clouds over there. In moonlight you can easily read a newspaper. The brightness of moonlight is incredible to westerners who are used to polluted air and urban background lights. It is easy to drive a car with no lights at midnight over there.