Digital Desire Salutes Our Military and Natalia Cruze

Good Monday and Memorial Day Morning!!!

I want to start by sharing a beautiful image from the coming June issue of the Digital Desire online publication---



I find Natalia Cruze(aka Sophia Santi) the epitome of sex incarnate. I love how you can barely start to see her back tattoo starting to peek around her side in this shot. I have read on the boards and in emails the distaste of tats on chicks and I totally respect the position but what makes mankind beautiful at its base is when opposing positions are respected. I love girls with ink. My wife has 4 tattoos and I love 3 of them(hehe---don't tell her I hate the one on her thigh...just between you and me)

I have had the duty of writing several holiday Daily Words in the past and at times I have been sarcastic, glib, goofy and sometimes(I hope) funny. This Memorial Day finds me somber with no Desire (Digitally or otherwise) to be light or goofy. I am not here to push my personal agenda or judge others position on the Iraq or Afghanistan Wars. This is an entertainment site and not a political soapbox.

I have a great life with a great job and a great little family. A lot of this is afforded to me due to the country I live in and I am truly grateful to our military and their sacrifices. With all the world problems of late, the Myanmar Cyclone, the Chinese Earthquake, the continuing strife on the entire continent of Africa, the tension in Tibet, and the growing economic problem that many Americans(and others around the world) find themselves in, it is a constant test to remember that all problems are relative.

I feel sad but eternally thankful for the 4080 soldiers that have lost their lives in Iraq and the tens of thousands of wounded soldiers and lost Iraqis since the beginning of this conflict. I hope it comes to a successful conclusion soon!!! I know my problems are minuscule(everything is relative) in comparison to the family's that are personally touched by the demands of war but I would love to have my marriage, my son and my wonderful work environment without the lingering specter of war hanging in the-not-so distant background. This hasn't been the case yet but here is to hoping for sooner rather than later!!!

Somber moment ended---relax---kickback---enjoy the babes!!!

Todd