Merriam - Webster Definition of Evolution: - "a process of change in a certain direction : unfolding; a process of continuous change from a lower, simpler, or worse to a higher, more complex, or better state : growth
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Happy St. Patrick's Day!!!!
Also, yesterday, I went to my unit to discuss when I'd be leaving for BCT. Since I've had two deaths in the family of blood relatives, they were concerned that I wouldn't be ready to ship. Honestly, I didn't want to ship so soon, but left it up to my body fat taping. I was 2% under my allotted body fat. Meaning... I am off to Ft. Sill, OK on Monday morning!!!!
I fly out to Oakland, CA on Friday, back to Idaho on Sunday morning (around 1 am), then work on Monday, and then... gone until August!
AAAAHHHHHH! I'm so excited, and yet... soooo nervous!
I am definitely going to miss people. Especially... well... yes. I will miss you too my friend. (Not that you'd ever read this.) ;)
Peace people!
Monday, March 15, 2010
The Passing of a Loved One


Funeral is in Hayward, California - This Saturday.
I don't know how much more our hearts can take. This hurts, and it sucks - but then again, that's life I guess.
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
The ARRNG Countdown
The joy of trying to get everything done before shipping out…
Some of you may know that I enlisted in the Army National Guard.
My ship date is Monday, 22 March 2010. I will conduct my basic training in Oklahoma, and will then complete my follow up advanced training in Missouri.
To be honest, I’m starting to get a bit nervous about going. I’ve had a foot injury for over a month and have not been able to do my PT (cardio stuff) since then. This sucks – seriously. But, these last two weeks, I am spending as much free time as I can working my butt off. Whether it’s in the pool, on the treadmill, elliptical, spinning bike, pounding pavement, or the sauna…. I’m there!
Life is getting a bit crazier, with barely time to breathe and relax, but I think I’m hanging there.
Any words of encouragement from people in the military are welcome. (Even if you’re not in the military and have any advice etc., feel free to send it over.)
Oh, and if I don’t write again before I leave, I’ll see you all in August.