I hope your health sure does get better and i look forward to seeing you back at work; on the field very soon.
Say hello to the wife and get well soon buddy.
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Get Better Burn
I hope your health sure does get better and i look forward to seeing you back at work; on the field very soon.
Say hello to the wife and get well soon buddy.
Burn, Honey
Ooooo Honey, Can you please be careful today. Try and not put that much strain on your bigo heart today! we don't need you crookin' over any time soon.
About Me && my Burnsides
Hello folks, I am Ambrose Everett Burnside. I was born in Liberty, Indiana but a matter of fact I would have rather been born in Scotland like my grandfather. The specific date that i was conceived on was May 23, 1824, according to my mother that was the hottest day in Indiana.
I attended at Liberty seminary for my childhood until my mother passed away and I cut off my education to join the business and i ended up at the United States Military Academy. After my completion date i set off to Veracruz to serve in the Mexican-American War, man was that an experience.
Now let me tell you about the year i met my wife. In 1852, I was sent to New Port, Rhode island (i ended up there by a darn Apache up in Mexico that shot me in my neck, with an arrow..can you believe it!) ugh well anyways while i was stationed in Rhode Island I happened to bump into the most beautiful women I have ever seen. When I layed my eyes on her it was like an arrow was shot in my butt by cupid; love at first sight. That women must have fallen in love with my Burnsides 'Cause she could not get her eyes off me either! Finally I got through all the stuttering and huff and puffing i found out her name; it was Mary Richmond. Ohh what a beautiful name for a beautiful lady. Not very long after we tied the knot on April 27 and she was all mine. That was a year to never forget.
A year later, after my recent marriage I hopped right back into serving the United States Army. Through out my whole life I have been in 18 battles/wars. Oh lord that makes me feel so old! But while i jumped back into serving i attempted of making a rifle that i called 'Burnside carbine'. Oh did that gun have a short amount of fame. I went out to be a Democrat for the congressional seat but lost, couldn't bare it so i moved out to Illinois and found a job as a treasurer of the Illinois central Railroad and that is also where i met my good buddy McClellan. A few years passed and i went running back to my passion and served in the war yet again. I have served in the army since 1847 to 1865. I have only commanded the Army of the Potomac and the American Civil War. I was happily ranked as a major general and boy was I happy.
I joined the politics in may 29, 1866, I was the 30th Governor of Rhode Island and i got out around May 25, 1869. i joined the office again as a United states senator from Rhode island on March 4th, 1875 - and still currently in office.
Now folks i must be going, I have a doctors appointment to see whats been going on with my heart !! wish me luck and have and amazing day! (:
I attended at Liberty seminary for my childhood until my mother passed away and I cut off my education to join the business and i ended up at the United States Military Academy. After my completion date i set off to Veracruz to serve in the Mexican-American War, man was that an experience.
Now let me tell you about the year i met my wife. In 1852, I was sent to New Port, Rhode island (i ended up there by a darn Apache up in Mexico that shot me in my neck, with an arrow..can you believe it!) ugh well anyways while i was stationed in Rhode Island I happened to bump into the most beautiful women I have ever seen. When I layed my eyes on her it was like an arrow was shot in my butt by cupid; love at first sight. That women must have fallen in love with my Burnsides 'Cause she could not get her eyes off me either! Finally I got through all the stuttering and huff and puffing i found out her name; it was Mary Richmond. Ohh what a beautiful name for a beautiful lady. Not very long after we tied the knot on April 27 and she was all mine. That was a year to never forget.
A year later, after my recent marriage I hopped right back into serving the United States Army. Through out my whole life I have been in 18 battles/wars. Oh lord that makes me feel so old! But while i jumped back into serving i attempted of making a rifle that i called 'Burnside carbine'. Oh did that gun have a short amount of fame. I went out to be a Democrat for the congressional seat but lost, couldn't bare it so i moved out to Illinois and found a job as a treasurer of the Illinois central Railroad and that is also where i met my good buddy McClellan. A few years passed and i went running back to my passion and served in the war yet again. I have served in the army since 1847 to 1865. I have only commanded the Army of the Potomac and the American Civil War. I was happily ranked as a major general and boy was I happy.
I joined the politics in may 29, 1866, I was the 30th Governor of Rhode Island and i got out around May 25, 1869. i joined the office again as a United states senator from Rhode island on March 4th, 1875 - and still currently in office.
Now folks i must be going, I have a doctors appointment to see whats been going on with my heart !! wish me luck and have and amazing day! (:
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