From the ongoing series sent in by Luciole Press contributor/friend, author Kurt Kamm: FIREFIGHTER'S WORDS - 101 - MY DREAM
FIREFIGHTER'S WORDS -101- MY DREAM
Becoming a firefighter is something I have wanted to do almost my whole life...from around the age of five. as I have said to some people, I want to feel the glory of bringing someone’s child, parent, friend, loved one out of harms reach. I want to see their face light up with thanks. I want to see the smiling faces of little kids while we pass by their house. I do understand its not always gonna be smiling faces or thanks that I will get, but I’m willing to take that. I wont beat myself up if I give it my best. I know disappointments and heartaches will come, but I’m willing to take that risk to do the job I’ve always dreamed of doing.
Kurt Kamm writes a blog featuring “Firefighter’s Words” which are submitted by firefighters/EMT and rescue personnel. He also writes novels about fires and firefighters. A resident of Malibu, he has lived through several wildland fires. He is a regular visitor at the fire camps, stations and training academies of L.A. County Fire Department and CalFire. To learn more about his novels, One Foot in the Black, and Red Flag Warning, visit http://www.kurtkamm.com.



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