Okay... I've got ten minutes to write something on this blog.... (read that as if I'm yelling at you at the top of my lungs!)
1. It is really, really hot in these uniforms (picture fatigues, long sleeves, canvas material with a camel pack on your back)
2. They yell a lot here and there are definitely some personality disorders amongst the group of instructors
3. I have eaten chicken and mashed potatoes for the last four meals. I was lucky to get french toast for breakfast. I ate my first MRE last night for dinner: meatballs in marinara (pretty much Chef Boy-R-dee, I think that's how you spell that? It took me back to childhood. Thanks, mom, for breaking me in!)
4. I have a nice flight commander (yes, I am extremely lucky... he does not yell at us and is actually pretty respectful... did I mention how lucky I am??)
5. I have learned that the greatest pleasure in life is getting to use the toilet when you really need to go
Signing off.... more later!
I started this blog in 2009 when I unexpectedly joined the Air Force at the age of 37. I say “unexpectedly” because sometimes we find ourselves in situations that call for a complete pivot from our plans, and the necessity of opening ourselves up to possibilities beyond our wildest imaginations. The blog was a way of “writing home” to my friends and family so they could keep up with my military adventures. I’ve continued it to keep perspective of “the other side” of life’s curveballs.
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