1. I don't often open up about myself
2. I'm a legend in my spare time
3. I love CSI shows
4. I also like Law and Order shows
5. I'm also a fan of Lawyer centric shows, Boston Legal, The Practice
6. I ♥ Trek re-runs
7. I'm learning to play the Ukulele
8. I'm an information-aholic. I google and wiki many things that perk my interest
9. Ending sentences with periods is for bitches
10. I love being in the Navy but I hate being away from home
11. I strive to be excellent to my friends
21. I think I'm dyslexic
13. I hate chatting with people who don't use full words
14. I don't like chatting with people who can't spell
15. I play DnD and enjoy it thoroughly
16. I used to be an admin/admin instructor for the number 1 TF2, COD, CS:S, L4D, INS, DoD:S in the world
17. I miss living in San Diego more than I miss living in Loveland :-(
18. I have no aim or goal in life
19. I'm a horrible procrastinator (I meant to write this a month ago)
20. I've been described as "Yeah you're an asshole, but you're our asshole and we love you for it"
21. I'm shy
22. I ♥ Joss Whedon
23. I try to leave my mark everywhere I go
24. I love/hate myself sometimes
25. I love a good argument
26. BONUS! I always hit space two times after using punctuation. I didn't prior to this sting and it drove me crazy
27. BONUS!! I sing in the car. I've repeated the same song over 20 times, singing it all the while, on my way to some far off destination.
28. Bonus!!! Amtgard for life!
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Monday, January 19, 2009
The future.
Fuck the future! Live for now!
Unfortunately I'm a horrible planner. Pending a reenlistment, in less than 257 days I will be ending the active duty component of my enlistment in the US Navy. I started counting down when I hit 1200 days. Unfortunately I didn't really start to think about what to do when the day finally arrived until about 100 days ago. I am not worried about food in my belly or a roof over my head. I am worried about finding work, and putting money in my pocket. Life isn't about your paycheck you may say. You are correct, however, honest life is about settling your debts. You know and I don't even think that I would mind flipping burgers so much. Because I know that when my workshift ended I would be off the hook. I wouldn't have to worry about standing watch over the fryers or manning the counter from midnight to 8am even though nobody is around. I might even enjoy being wrong about something, as long as I am wrong on principle, not because I don't have enough chevrons on my sleeve/shirt collar. It's been a fun ride, and I don't begrudge anybody who decides to stick with it. I just don't think this life is for me. It shreds me up whenever I have to drive back to base.
Unfortunately I'm a horrible planner. Pending a reenlistment, in less than 257 days I will be ending the active duty component of my enlistment in the US Navy. I started counting down when I hit 1200 days. Unfortunately I didn't really start to think about what to do when the day finally arrived until about 100 days ago. I am not worried about food in my belly or a roof over my head. I am worried about finding work, and putting money in my pocket. Life isn't about your paycheck you may say. You are correct, however, honest life is about settling your debts. You know and I don't even think that I would mind flipping burgers so much. Because I know that when my workshift ended I would be off the hook. I wouldn't have to worry about standing watch over the fryers or manning the counter from midnight to 8am even though nobody is around. I might even enjoy being wrong about something, as long as I am wrong on principle, not because I don't have enough chevrons on my sleeve/shirt collar. It's been a fun ride, and I don't begrudge anybody who decides to stick with it. I just don't think this life is for me. It shreds me up whenever I have to drive back to base.
I'm tired of:
- Coming home to visit
- Room inspections
- Uniform inspections
- Being wrong due to rank
- Uneven praise for a well done job
- Country club politics
- The world passing me by
- Every time I think about reenlisting something stupid happens to remind me why I started counting down at day 1200.
- Being punished for things idiots did in years past
I will miss:
- The level of camaraderie
- The feeling I get when I put on my dress uniform
- Stability
- Financial certainty
- Other things that are hard to scribe
Meh, I kinda wanted to add some other stuff maybe....but I started this like 2 hours ago so I'm just gonna post it already.
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