When I woke up this morning it was just a typical Monday morning on Joint Base Balad, Iraq. It was nice and cool outside as it has been recently. I went to work and then headed to the usual morning breakfast after our morning briefing. I did find out that I have a performance report to write on one of my guys that unbeknownst to me is overdue! Yikes!!! I don't need that... not when I'm doing such a fantastic job here so far! I will be rectifying that situation in the next day or two and getting that done! I just want to get that monkey off of my back right away.
So... I worked my shift from 11-3 today, and then I went to a thing at the base theater with a few other folks. We got to see Neil Armstrong, Jim Lovell, and Gene Cernan speak for about an hour and a half today! Then afterward they had a table set up out front and let groups of people take pictures standing behind them and shook all of our hands. It was truly awesome!!! I enjoyed it very much... as did the rest of the gang... along with the couple hundred others in there as well. Afterwards I got a tasty pepperoni pizza from pizza hut for my dinner. It was really good, too. It's nice to have a little treat every now and then. :)
Now as my day winds down... I can feel the sleepy bug settling in. I have a nice day ahead tomorrow. I don't have to be at work till 11, and I work the last shift. That will give me the time I need to work on the report... and I can work out in the morning, too. I just have to get out of bed before 9 o'clock this time. LOL I will be up for my morning Skype date with Anne Marie at 5, but I will be back in my bed all comfy and cozy by 6. :) I should be able to wake up easily by 8 again after that. I must do it!!!! :)
And that's pretty much another Monday in Iraq in a nutshell... I also saw rain today for the first time since I got here. It felt good... and it's nice and cool outside with some humidity!!! Wow!!! LOL I have to say... it was a pretty good day... and like I've said before... Monday never really feels like Monday here, anyway. :)
Peace, Love, and Poker
Monday, October 11, 2010
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Saturday... and it feels a little like a Saturday!!!!
Isn't it amazing how one day can make a difference??? Knowing that I only had 4 hours to work today... it was pretty easy to get out of bed even dog tired at 5:30 this morning. 11 couldn't come soon enough, though. It was definitely going to be a good afternoon. :) My roommate and I, ironically enough also James, left at the same time and got changed and started walking around the base in the late morning heat. It wasn't too terribly hot today, though. The sun and the breeze actually felt pretty good. We went to the Italian restaurant on base for lunch, and it was delicious!!! I am definitely getting back there soon! I haven't had food that good since I left the U.S.!!! Then we walked about and did a little shopping... well... I did the shopping I suppose. He didn't buy anything. LOL I picked up some shaving cream and a card... then we went to the Iraqi bazaar and I picked up a few DVDs... the quality remains to be seen... and this wifi extender antenna for my room, which is working GREAT!!!! I have 5 bars finally!!! :) It's a grand day!!!
I am getting some laundry done right now and just got a haircut, so it's been pretty productive overall. :) Speaking of laundry... I think I need to go check on it for a minute... Ok... took care of that. So I'm actually sitting in my room blogging for the first time. I'm happy about that. I usually have to head elsewhere to use the web only because my wifi signal is so terrible in the room.
So I got a little pissed off today... actually I was going to be pissed off about this no matter what because it's the dumbest most assinine thing I've ever heard of... and it's being done for a few very selfish individuals. It's not right, but there's no way to fix it. Each of us gets 2/3 of one day off per week... so all of us in leadership positions were asked to vote on one of 3 possible schedules for this day. We can either come in and work 1st shift and then leave for the day (like we had this week). We can work the 2nd shift... which means you sleep in... but you have to work from 11-3, so you miss the lunch meal. If you sleep in you will also certainly miss the breakfast meal. Then you leave after your shift at 3. The last option is to have the first 8 hours of the day off and then come in at 3 to work from 3-7. Out of all 3 of these... the middle one by far makes the least fucking sense... yet that's the dumbass one they picked for us. So why do you even bother having a majority vote if it doesn't matter anyway??? It's so dumb... you won't be able to do anything on that day meaningful because you only have 4 hours to yourself on either side of the fucking 4 hours you have to work. It's so ridiculous!
Anyway... enough of that... now my blood is boiling again. It's just the way my life has gone ever since I got into this job 3 years ago, and now it's happening here, too. For everything good that you might get... you can call it the dangling carrot... there is always some way this job manages to make it something shitty.
Peace, Love, and Poker
I am getting some laundry done right now and just got a haircut, so it's been pretty productive overall. :) Speaking of laundry... I think I need to go check on it for a minute... Ok... took care of that. So I'm actually sitting in my room blogging for the first time. I'm happy about that. I usually have to head elsewhere to use the web only because my wifi signal is so terrible in the room.
So I got a little pissed off today... actually I was going to be pissed off about this no matter what because it's the dumbest most assinine thing I've ever heard of... and it's being done for a few very selfish individuals. It's not right, but there's no way to fix it. Each of us gets 2/3 of one day off per week... so all of us in leadership positions were asked to vote on one of 3 possible schedules for this day. We can either come in and work 1st shift and then leave for the day (like we had this week). We can work the 2nd shift... which means you sleep in... but you have to work from 11-3, so you miss the lunch meal. If you sleep in you will also certainly miss the breakfast meal. Then you leave after your shift at 3. The last option is to have the first 8 hours of the day off and then come in at 3 to work from 3-7. Out of all 3 of these... the middle one by far makes the least fucking sense... yet that's the dumbass one they picked for us. So why do you even bother having a majority vote if it doesn't matter anyway??? It's so dumb... you won't be able to do anything on that day meaningful because you only have 4 hours to yourself on either side of the fucking 4 hours you have to work. It's so ridiculous!
Anyway... enough of that... now my blood is boiling again. It's just the way my life has gone ever since I got into this job 3 years ago, and now it's happening here, too. For everything good that you might get... you can call it the dangling carrot... there is always some way this job manages to make it something shitty.
Peace, Love, and Poker
Friday, October 8, 2010
It's Friday........ again.....
I guess it's true what they say here about it being Groundhog Day. I think it is a must to watch that movie at least once during this deployment. LOL Who ever would have thought it would be Friday again so fast??? The funny thing is you can measure it by what food is going to be served at the dining hall that day. Tonight will be Mongolian BBQ night, easily the best dinner night of the week here. It feels like the last one was just yesterday. :) Of course, I am looking forward to it!
I received my first package in the mail today... it's so exciting! Anne Marie put so much thought into it, too! I couldn't have asked for anything better! She knows me so very well! :) I got some of my absolutely favorite cookies in the world (now you're all going to laugh at this... but don't knock it till ya try it.)... Keebler Iced Animal cookies! They are the best! I also got raspberry newtons, gummy worms/bears, a cute halloween pez dispenser, some halloween Reese's PB cups, a new book to read, some healthy apple chips, and some cinnamon life nutri-grain bars. I think I made out pretty ok! Don't forget the sweet card enclosed with it... and the movie "Death at a Funeral"!!! Getting mail is a great feeling when you're so far away from home. :) :) :)
Work today is again flying by at such a quickening pace... faster each day it seems. I'm at the point now where I have a performance report I have coming due, and I feel like I'm running out of time to write it. Where do the days go here? It only takes me about 20 minutes to type a blog... so I'm not spending the time here. LOL Seriously, though, it really is like time is evaporating right before my very eyes.
Tomorrow is going to be my first 2/3 day off... I'm so looking forward to actually enjoying only working 4 hours in the morning and then leaving. I've already made plans to walk to the other side of the base and do a little shopping after work and lunch. Hopefully the weather cooperates, and it stays semi-cool. :P By semi-cool I am talking a high of like 93-95. Hey... when you've been living in 110 degrees for awhile temperatures in the 90s are quite comfy! I also think tomorrow will be the perfect day to actually get a few pictures of myself and of the general area around where I reside here (called a pod). I shouild be able to have some posted by the end of the day tomorrow... so keep an eye out! My blog is moving up in the world. haha
In 15 minutes my 4 hour shift begins, and then another workday will be completed here in the Iraqi sun and sand. It's been another good week... still no complaints and still going strong!
Peace, Love, and Poker
I received my first package in the mail today... it's so exciting! Anne Marie put so much thought into it, too! I couldn't have asked for anything better! She knows me so very well! :) I got some of my absolutely favorite cookies in the world (now you're all going to laugh at this... but don't knock it till ya try it.)... Keebler Iced Animal cookies! They are the best! I also got raspberry newtons, gummy worms/bears, a cute halloween pez dispenser, some halloween Reese's PB cups, a new book to read, some healthy apple chips, and some cinnamon life nutri-grain bars. I think I made out pretty ok! Don't forget the sweet card enclosed with it... and the movie "Death at a Funeral"!!! Getting mail is a great feeling when you're so far away from home. :) :) :)
Work today is again flying by at such a quickening pace... faster each day it seems. I'm at the point now where I have a performance report I have coming due, and I feel like I'm running out of time to write it. Where do the days go here? It only takes me about 20 minutes to type a blog... so I'm not spending the time here. LOL Seriously, though, it really is like time is evaporating right before my very eyes.
Tomorrow is going to be my first 2/3 day off... I'm so looking forward to actually enjoying only working 4 hours in the morning and then leaving. I've already made plans to walk to the other side of the base and do a little shopping after work and lunch. Hopefully the weather cooperates, and it stays semi-cool. :P By semi-cool I am talking a high of like 93-95. Hey... when you've been living in 110 degrees for awhile temperatures in the 90s are quite comfy! I also think tomorrow will be the perfect day to actually get a few pictures of myself and of the general area around where I reside here (called a pod). I shouild be able to have some posted by the end of the day tomorrow... so keep an eye out! My blog is moving up in the world. haha
In 15 minutes my 4 hour shift begins, and then another workday will be completed here in the Iraqi sun and sand. It's been another good week... still no complaints and still going strong!
Peace, Love, and Poker
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Picking up where I left off...
As I wrote before... I signed up for the Air Force about a year after high school. Prior to leaving... while I was still in the Delayed Entry Program... I moved with my ex-wife to Florida (not married at the time). It was a short stint in the Sunshine State. I left for basic training about 3 months after moving there. Basic was interesting to say the least. It wasn't really "hard" so to speak. It's more of a mind game than anything else. It was only 6 weeks... but there is A LOT of stuff crammed into that time period. You have very little time to think or sleep that's for sure. It's GO GO GO. There was marching, running, cleaning, learning in classrooms, shooting, etc. So much stuff going on... the only time you really got to yourself was church on Sundays, and EVERYONE loved going to church! It was the one place you could actually relax and talk to people without having a drill instructor in your face. The one strange thing that happened to me during basic was that I started to gain weight... A LOT of weight in fact. It's weird how that worked... I was all skin and bones... 6 foot 1 and 155 pounds... when I left for basic. By the time it was over I had gained 18 pounds in 6 weeks! I thought nothing of it at the time, since 173 pounds really looked and felt a lot better on me.
So, I made it through basic and it was on to Tech School for the Financial Management course. That was about 12 weeks long in Wichita Falls, TX. What a hole in the wall of a place that is I tell ya! I've gotten to go there twice in fact. I had fun there, of course, but I enjoy anywhere I go for the most part. If you don't life will drive you crazy! I was a top student in every facet in both basic and technical training. I have been in every academic type thing I've done in my life, though. I still maintain a 4.0 GPA to this day at Boise State, in fact. Again... following tech school I had gained even more weight. I left for my first duty station a pleasantly plump 188 pounds... 33 pounds heavier from just 4 1/2 months prior when I joined. By the time I had been in 6 months I topped the 200 pound mark. I will never fully understand what happened during that time period, but I have fought my weight ever since... I have recently lost a good bit of weight, but I'm still fighting it even now. Also... I tied the knot for the first time during tech school... I flew "home" to Florida and had a very small wedding. It was off to Dayton, Ohio, in March of 1993 to actually start doing the Finance job.
March of 1993!!! How very long ago that seems now! Here I sit in Iraq almost to the end of 2010. I will hit my 18 year mark on my dad's birthday just 10 days from now, and my dad will turn 70. My how the years go by. I'm closing in on 40 and retirement faster than I could have ever imagined. It's been a roller coaster ride of a career at times... as you will see soon enough. I have 5 more months to tell my story, so I really don't want to give you everything in a day or two now do I??? :) Saturday is my first 2/3 day off... where I only work the morning until 11 AM. I am really looking forward to that... not sure what I will do yet on that day, but I plan on enjoying it to the fullest!
Until next time...
Peace, Love, and Poker
So, I made it through basic and it was on to Tech School for the Financial Management course. That was about 12 weeks long in Wichita Falls, TX. What a hole in the wall of a place that is I tell ya! I've gotten to go there twice in fact. I had fun there, of course, but I enjoy anywhere I go for the most part. If you don't life will drive you crazy! I was a top student in every facet in both basic and technical training. I have been in every academic type thing I've done in my life, though. I still maintain a 4.0 GPA to this day at Boise State, in fact. Again... following tech school I had gained even more weight. I left for my first duty station a pleasantly plump 188 pounds... 33 pounds heavier from just 4 1/2 months prior when I joined. By the time I had been in 6 months I topped the 200 pound mark. I will never fully understand what happened during that time period, but I have fought my weight ever since... I have recently lost a good bit of weight, but I'm still fighting it even now. Also... I tied the knot for the first time during tech school... I flew "home" to Florida and had a very small wedding. It was off to Dayton, Ohio, in March of 1993 to actually start doing the Finance job.
March of 1993!!! How very long ago that seems now! Here I sit in Iraq almost to the end of 2010. I will hit my 18 year mark on my dad's birthday just 10 days from now, and my dad will turn 70. My how the years go by. I'm closing in on 40 and retirement faster than I could have ever imagined. It's been a roller coaster ride of a career at times... as you will see soon enough. I have 5 more months to tell my story, so I really don't want to give you everything in a day or two now do I??? :) Saturday is my first 2/3 day off... where I only work the morning until 11 AM. I am really looking forward to that... not sure what I will do yet on that day, but I plan on enjoying it to the fullest!
Until next time...
Peace, Love, and Poker
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
It's really nice to be able to sleep in.
This morning I didn't have to be to work until 11, and I took full advantage of it... sleeping until about 9:30! I woke up a little before 5 this morning for my daily Skype date with my wife, of course. :) I did, however get myself back into bed around 6. I had planned to get up around 8ish to work out, but that so wasn't happening. I like to sleep when I get the chance. *sigh* I have to do laundry tonight, so maybe I'll take some of that time in between to get a little workout in. That would definitely be a fantastic idea now wouldn't it??? We'll see if I can muster up the motivation to do it! It's funny but on these days I get to sleep in it seems I'm the most tired throughout the day. I should be well rested... not exhausted. ARGH! I still have to sit my 4 hours on scope in a little over an hour from now. Hopefully I can wake up by then!
I got to talk to my daughter last night on Facebook for a little while. That was nice. :) She's doing awesome in her first year in high school! I'm very proud of her. She also plays about every sport you can possibly think of... which is definitely a good thing! :) She's also getting A's in all of her classes so far. You can't do much better than that!
I really want to figure out how I'm going to go about calling home now, though. I want to be able to talk to my parents sometime soon. I'm going to either have to get a calling card or pay for a Skype number to call from on there. I've been gone a month, and I haven't talked to either my mom or dad. Shame on me!!!! :( I'm sure my sister passes on that I'm doing ok... since I do chat with her every so often online. That's something I will work on this week. :)
It's been a pretty good first month here in the desert I have to say. I really have no complaints. Work is going well... things are otherwise going well... I've gotten some good workout time in, too. I can definitely do a better job with my working out, though, and I will!!! I am just not getting motivated when I have the free time in the mornings to do it. My workouts have been mostly in the afternoons thus far, which is fine. I have zero intentions of working out outdoors until the weather is cooler anyway. LOL I am not one for the heat... never have been. It's getting a little better each day, though. Pretty soon it will no longer be reaching 100, and that makes me quite ecstatic! Now let's get this nasty dust out of the air and it will really be good!
I hope everyone is having a fabulous day out there who is reading this! I will be looking forward to writing more tomorrow! :)
Peace, Love, and Poker
I got to talk to my daughter last night on Facebook for a little while. That was nice. :) She's doing awesome in her first year in high school! I'm very proud of her. She also plays about every sport you can possibly think of... which is definitely a good thing! :) She's also getting A's in all of her classes so far. You can't do much better than that!
I really want to figure out how I'm going to go about calling home now, though. I want to be able to talk to my parents sometime soon. I'm going to either have to get a calling card or pay for a Skype number to call from on there. I've been gone a month, and I haven't talked to either my mom or dad. Shame on me!!!! :( I'm sure my sister passes on that I'm doing ok... since I do chat with her every so often online. That's something I will work on this week. :)
It's been a pretty good first month here in the desert I have to say. I really have no complaints. Work is going well... things are otherwise going well... I've gotten some good workout time in, too. I can definitely do a better job with my working out, though, and I will!!! I am just not getting motivated when I have the free time in the mornings to do it. My workouts have been mostly in the afternoons thus far, which is fine. I have zero intentions of working out outdoors until the weather is cooler anyway. LOL I am not one for the heat... never have been. It's getting a little better each day, though. Pretty soon it will no longer be reaching 100, and that makes me quite ecstatic! Now let's get this nasty dust out of the air and it will really be good!
I hope everyone is having a fabulous day out there who is reading this! I will be looking forward to writing more tomorrow! :)
Peace, Love, and Poker
Monday, October 4, 2010
I looked forward to this all week... and then...
THE STEELERS WENT AND BLEW THAT DAMN GAME!!!! Why??? I was so excited to finally get to watch my team for the first time this season here in the desert, and with 34 seconds left they just gave it away after playing fantastic defense all game long! GRRRRRRRR!!!!! It makes it 100 times worse that it happened against Baltimore!!!! The Ravens are the most hated team by the majority of Pittsburgh fans... with the Patriots I'm quite certain a very close 2nd. Yes... yes... I know... I do not control the outcome of the game. :) Still... being an avid fan of any sports team is somewhat of a personal "investment" in that team, and you can't help but have that sunken defeated feeling inside when they lose... especially in the last seconds of the game. :(
Being a native Pittsburgher... I think I was born with a Terrible Towel wrapped around me. The Steelers are like a religion in Pittsburgh. I truly believe more beer, wings, pizza, and Primanti Brothers sandwiches are sold on Steeler game days than any other time! They even have a Primanti Brothers in the stadium!!! I don't remember much about the Steelers of the 70s, except that as a very little child of maybe 4 or 5 years of age I met the great Jack Lambert at a local Eat 'n Park in my hometown of Greensburg. That's a pretty exciting thing for a little guy! Would I get quite as excited today as back then? I'm quite certain not... but there's still that little kid in me that would love to meet many of the famous people that I'm fans of be it in sports, music or otherwise.
This is now the beginning of my 5th week of my deployment... in just 3 days I will have been gone for 1 full month. I feel like I really haven't done much here yet other than the job day in and day out... now that doesn't speak for my daily/nightly Skype date with Anne Marie. Those are always very precious. :) We are doing quite well I would have to say for being so far apart. It's not an easy thing to do. Granted we still have a moment here and there, but overall we have adapted quite well after spending much of the summer together. :)
The weather is still hot, but it's starting to cool down ever so gradually. It is taking a little longer each day to get to 100, and the forecast high for Wednesday is only a chilly 97 degrees! YAY! Now that's exciting for me! :) I would love it if we could get rid of the dust in the air next. Perhaps I'm asking for a little too much all at once, huh? Seriously, though, I think you just get used to the heat after so long. Then, once you've adapted anything remotely normal starts to feel REALLY cool. I never thought 72 in the morning could feel so great! LOL
So with 4 weeks down... basically one month... and 5 to go... I'd say overall it's going very well here in Iraq. I do still owe this blog of mine some pictures... I just really haven't had the time yet to take any pictures. My camera is here... and I do have a roomie to help me out in the picture department, so I will get some soon... Plus I have PLENTY of pics in my laptop that I could post anytime as well. It's just a matter of taking the time to do it. Then maybe I'll actually make my blog more "cool". :)
Just think... in just 4 days... it will be poker night once again...
Peace, Love, and Poker
Being a native Pittsburgher... I think I was born with a Terrible Towel wrapped around me. The Steelers are like a religion in Pittsburgh. I truly believe more beer, wings, pizza, and Primanti Brothers sandwiches are sold on Steeler game days than any other time! They even have a Primanti Brothers in the stadium!!! I don't remember much about the Steelers of the 70s, except that as a very little child of maybe 4 or 5 years of age I met the great Jack Lambert at a local Eat 'n Park in my hometown of Greensburg. That's a pretty exciting thing for a little guy! Would I get quite as excited today as back then? I'm quite certain not... but there's still that little kid in me that would love to meet many of the famous people that I'm fans of be it in sports, music or otherwise.
This is now the beginning of my 5th week of my deployment... in just 3 days I will have been gone for 1 full month. I feel like I really haven't done much here yet other than the job day in and day out... now that doesn't speak for my daily/nightly Skype date with Anne Marie. Those are always very precious. :) We are doing quite well I would have to say for being so far apart. It's not an easy thing to do. Granted we still have a moment here and there, but overall we have adapted quite well after spending much of the summer together. :)
The weather is still hot, but it's starting to cool down ever so gradually. It is taking a little longer each day to get to 100, and the forecast high for Wednesday is only a chilly 97 degrees! YAY! Now that's exciting for me! :) I would love it if we could get rid of the dust in the air next. Perhaps I'm asking for a little too much all at once, huh? Seriously, though, I think you just get used to the heat after so long. Then, once you've adapted anything remotely normal starts to feel REALLY cool. I never thought 72 in the morning could feel so great! LOL
So with 4 weeks down... basically one month... and 5 to go... I'd say overall it's going very well here in Iraq. I do still owe this blog of mine some pictures... I just really haven't had the time yet to take any pictures. My camera is here... and I do have a roomie to help me out in the picture department, so I will get some soon... Plus I have PLENTY of pics in my laptop that I could post anytime as well. It's just a matter of taking the time to do it. Then maybe I'll actually make my blog more "cool". :)
Just think... in just 4 days... it will be poker night once again...
Peace, Love, and Poker
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Poker night!
I'm finally going to play tonight... in the Friday night Texas Hold'em tournament at the recreation center. I've been thinking about it for a couple weeks now, but I know how late it goes if you make it all the way to the end. I don't have to be to work until 10 tomorrow morning, so I thought I'd try it. You can win money (well... gift cards good anywhere on base... as good as money.)
Ok... so I'm back to finishing up here. It's now Saturday morning after poker night. I had a pretty decent showing my first tourney here. I got down to 25 players left before going out. It was a lot of fun, but I was so very tired by then... once I got back to my room I think I passed out in less than 5 minutes. LOL I slept right up till 8 this morning, too. I didn't even go get breakfast. I ate graham crackers in my room this morning. Tasty breakfast huh? :)
Anyway... I've always been a gambler... but my fancy for poker has been fairly recent all things considered. I first started playing back in about 2003 during the big boom of poker. I have gotten pretty good at the game over the past 7 years, and I've made a good bit of money doing it. :) Someday I want to play in the main event of the World Series of Poker... well... even moreso... I would like to play MANY events of a WSOP sometime. It is something that hopefully somewhere in the future (not extremely distant future, either). It's really just about saving up the money to do it and being willing to part with that large amount of money when the time comes. I know I'm willing to do it, but will Anne Marie be on the same page with it? That remains to be seen. I'm sure we can work that out, though. :)
I feel like I'm having a bit of writer's block lately... *sigh* I dunno why... there's a lot of thoughts I could write down during the course of the day. Perhaps I'm just tired... who knows? It's almost lunchtime already here... it really comes early when you don't come to work until 10 in the morning. :) I'm feeling a little better each day, too, which is a very good thing. Hopefully I'll be back to near 100% in the next couple days. :) I might try and post again later today... since this one was really supposed to be yesterday's post.
Peace, Love, and Poker
Ok... so I'm back to finishing up here. It's now Saturday morning after poker night. I had a pretty decent showing my first tourney here. I got down to 25 players left before going out. It was a lot of fun, but I was so very tired by then... once I got back to my room I think I passed out in less than 5 minutes. LOL I slept right up till 8 this morning, too. I didn't even go get breakfast. I ate graham crackers in my room this morning. Tasty breakfast huh? :)
Anyway... I've always been a gambler... but my fancy for poker has been fairly recent all things considered. I first started playing back in about 2003 during the big boom of poker. I have gotten pretty good at the game over the past 7 years, and I've made a good bit of money doing it. :) Someday I want to play in the main event of the World Series of Poker... well... even moreso... I would like to play MANY events of a WSOP sometime. It is something that hopefully somewhere in the future (not extremely distant future, either). It's really just about saving up the money to do it and being willing to part with that large amount of money when the time comes. I know I'm willing to do it, but will Anne Marie be on the same page with it? That remains to be seen. I'm sure we can work that out, though. :)
I feel like I'm having a bit of writer's block lately... *sigh* I dunno why... there's a lot of thoughts I could write down during the course of the day. Perhaps I'm just tired... who knows? It's almost lunchtime already here... it really comes early when you don't come to work until 10 in the morning. :) I'm feeling a little better each day, too, which is a very good thing. Hopefully I'll be back to near 100% in the next couple days. :) I might try and post again later today... since this one was really supposed to be yesterday's post.
Peace, Love, and Poker
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