Hey everyone, i'm a returning member :)
By ILANEDRI19
@ILANEDRI19 (278)
Israel
March 21, 2009 6:31am CST
About 2 years ago I was a member here, and I earned some money. But I turned 18, and graduate high school, so I was needed to join the army. I live in Israel, and army here is a must. Now I decided to rejoin here, and to find some friends around the world. I'll try to be active again although it will be hard cuz most of the time i'm in the army. I'm a combat soldier, and combat soldiers don't see their houses often.
Anyway, i'm glad to be here once again. Please intredouce yourself.
Ilan
2 responses
@shay3434 (881)
• Israel
21 Mar 09
Hello and Welcome beck!
As an Israeli citizen too, I know what you talk about and I can understand the problem of discussing in mylot while you are in the middle of your army service.
As you said, all of us Israeli citizens must go to the army to serve our country, and I think it worth it.
I wish you a good service and I hope you will have a good time and come back safe and healthy. God bless you.
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@ILANEDRI19 (278)
• Israel
21 Mar 09
Hey Shay. It's nice to know that there are other Israeli members here in MyLot. I came back to this site because I just missed the good time before I recurit to the army, when I just sat at my computer, and responded to other members discussions. It hasn't changed a bit, and it's still fun like it used to.
@gracypure (529)
• Philippines
21 Mar 09
Hi ILANEDR,
Welcome back here at mylot! i am sure you will have many friends within this community soon. My name is gracypure, as you can see:-) and I'm a new member in this great site.Anyway, Is combat soldier a profession or vocation?
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@ILANEDRI19 (278)
• Israel
21 Mar 09
First of all, thank you for welcoming me. Second, joining the army in my country Israel is a must. Now, guys who are healthy who want to recruit to a combat unit usually except. I don't call my service in the army as a profession because i'm only serving my country for 3 years, and that's all. I am getting money for it, but it's far from being a job. There is a way to make the army as a profession by being an office or something, but that's something I won't do.
