MY KIND OF WOMAN

MY KIND OF WOMAN

A Story by Eagle Cruagh

Just a llittle rant

MY KIND OF WOMAN

 

Most of us are familiar with the whining lamentations

of women for women`s rights--- whatever in the world

that would mean.   Some are against abuse (well, who

is`nt ?)  Some are for equal employment (well, who

is`nt ?)  We can run this ad infinitum to cover every

kind of grievance against men and for women.

 

Who, of these liberal enthusiasts with the flowery

phrases, is singing the praises of Kimberly Munley.

 

Of course you never heard of her, she is an actual

hero.  She is a woman who , instead of whining about

her rights, goes out and takes charge.

 

Sgt. Kimberly Munley took on the slayer,  the psychiatrist responsible for the massacre of a large

number of unarmed service personnel.  She not only

engaged him, she shot him four times and she was

wounded in the encounter---- but she put him out of

commission and saved untold numbers of lives.

Sgt. Munley is a member of the Fort Hood , Texas

Police Department.

 

Very little has been said about this wonderful woman.

Draw your own conclusions about that.

 

I will say it---She is my kind of woman,  a real life ,

honest to God Hero, a take charge woman who acts.

 

God Bless you, Kimberly Munley.   You are my kind

of woman.

 

-----Eagle Cruagh

Reviews

[Teri Cross Chetwood]

Very nicely put. You obviously put some thought into those few words, and your enthusiasm is heartfelt. I can appreciate your sentiments.

Gotta love the feeling of pride and appreciation that you manage to convey so succinctly.


Nitpick Corner

The larger font makes me feel like you're shouting at me. I wasn't so mean, was I? :)
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"isn't" is correct, not "is`nt".
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You cut and pasted it from some word processor or text program that you used, which made the lines end in weird places. It almost looks like a poem. I know how much of a pain it can be, cutting and pasting into websites. Some of them don't understand your text program. I wish that they all did. This is a beautiful piece, and I hate to see the distraction from its feelings caused by the weird lines.

[Marie]

Wonderful tribute to this woman; I'm glad to know her story.

[That_Girl]

Feminists really bug me. I'm all for equal rights (I am a woman after all) but they take it to whole new levels and get overly offended at everything. A guy opens a door for a woman and she says 'I could've done that myself'. It's ridiculous.

Wonderful poem. You're right; I had never heard of her before but she sounds like the right kind of woman. :)