Back to Work

When it is time to work, it is definitely time to work...

I am not complaining, but simply giving a rundown of the last 72 hours (operational specifics left out of course):

I got on a number of planes and spent around 17 hours in the air to reach my final destination. My only wish after all that flight time was that the Army let all those miles count on my frequent flyer mileage, haha. I think if the airlines did, I would NEVER have to ever pay for a plane ticket.

I'm not sure when I slept, but I know I had to have in the last 72 hours because I only remember seeing sunlight on the planes and I definitely had a layover in Kuwait. But that isn't very relative because everybody has lay overs there and everyone knows it. LOL.

After my return here. I learned of some disappointing news and spent most of my day time not preparing for missions, but instead going from meeting to meeting and having just enough time to grab a hotdog and two egg rolls from the DFAC. (I know I am the epitome of health, lol- although I will say I am attempting to actually look like I belong in the Army of yesteryear).

Well to make a long day shorter, I had to run to my room, throw my stuff together and then hit the road. Needless to say I am at the one place I have Internet; however, on a side note I should have service in my room when I get back to it.

Again, times, dates, and key events/places left out for Al Qaedas frustration, er I mean, enjoyment. I mean we have to play fair right?