The Sweetest Words

In Call of Duty anyways, are checkpoint reached.  It is at that point that I believe I am able to take a moment and try to refocus.  My dog was kind enough to wake me up this morning and alert me that there is no emergency and she was going back to bed.  However I was unable to do the same so I went downstairs to fire up the Xbox and try to advance a little.

I'm still on the D-Day missions.  Progress from my last post:  I took some advice Tank provided in the forums a long time ago, and ran like hell out of the farmhouse, made it through the trenches, and managed to survive the four minutes until support arrived.  I was hoping that was the end of D-Day but alas, no.  Silo comes next.

I did well in the first part, where you snipe the Germans while your troops advance, but was stuck prior to taking the house marked objective A.  Finally this morning I figured out a strategy somewhere between suicide run and calculated elimination of enemies.  I cleared the first house.  Then I had to get cleaned up and go to work.  My hope is to finish D-Day this weekend, and hopefully the game next week.  Only a year or so behind everyone else, right?