Sunday, March 23, 2008

What a week! Happy Easter!!



Happy Easter!!


What a week! The events:

Last Saturday:
-0500 wake up on sofa
-0615. First meeting
-0730. Second meeting
-0900 Commanders Call
-1000 Disaster preparedness exercise
-1400 Leave early (after being in chemical warfare suite for three hours)
-Change into service dress. Prepare for Chief’s retirement ceremony.
-1600 Ceremony begins
-1915 Leave ceremony
-Have dinner with family
-Prepare uniform for the next day.

Last Sunday:
-0500 wake up on sofa
-0615. First meeting
-0730. Second meeting
-Plan for trip to Langley
-Write letter of counseling.
-Return home to prepare uniforms for Langley.
- Leave at 1500.
-Sit in beltway traffic for two hours.
-Make it to Hotel at 1930.
-Call home
-Get directions to the base.
-Go to sleep
-Wake up at 0200 (Why do I hear dogs barking??)

Monday – Wednesday morning:
-0430. Wake up
-0630 Attend briefing
-Remain in awe of the F22 for three solid days
-Treadmill at hotel is broken (adjust by running around the parking lot)

Wednesday Afternoon:
-1330 Have lunch with former supervisor at a posh little bistro
-1430 Leave for home
-Spend three hours driving and hit beltway traffic at the bridge
-Watch a truck driver pick his nose. It’s been a half hour. What the hell is up there, dude?
-Arrive home at 1830.

Come home to this face!!!!




-Have dinner with family.
-Prepare orders and travel voucher.
-Go to bed

Thursday:
-Get the girls to daycare
-Go to other job.
-Go to bed

Friday: Day off

-Spend all morning on the telephone
-Write trip report for Commander
-Finish licensing application
-Fax orders and voucher to angry Chief
-Order dinner (pizza)
-Get kids to bed

Saturday:

-Get kids up
-Do housework
-Have conversation with wife
-Go to Easter Egg Hunt
-Do more housework
-Get kids to bed
-Go to bed on the couch

Sunday:
-Make Easter breakfast (pancakes shaped like bunnies!)
-Watch Political shows (Go Bama!)
-Plan Dinner
-Call Parents
-Blog






2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Well now, that face is the best possible thing to comes home to. I need to go lie down now after reading about your week :-)

Anonymous said...

The things I don't envy about your week: the beltway traffic, the three hours in the special suit, the waking up on the sofa, the switching gears between one job, the other job, and your family, the running around the parking lot, the housework, and the sheer number of things on your itinerary. The things I do envy: coming home to that face (OMG), the meal in the bistro, the egg hunt, and the exposure to an awe-inspiring airplane.