Catching up, or at least attempting to.
Photo by Gill's cousin, Jeremy Mau So a few things have happened since my last post. To name a few: my birthday, Christmas, New Years, and …
18 Dec
Thank you Captain Obvious.
Thank you Captain Obvious.
Oh, I guess all the Japanese writing should have tipped me off. Thank you Coleman, I might have been confused why the directions to my …
18 Dec
RE: BRAIN? seriously? I though I was the dyslexic one
RE: BRAIN? seriously? I though I was the dyslexic one
Words cannot describe…. After commenting on my previous post, my sister Meg sent this to me. Totally sweet! Despite it begin recommended for children (5 and …
13 Dec
Is that a seamonkey?
Is that a seamonkey?
"it's not so bad Homer, they go in through your nose, and they let you keep the piece of brain they cut out" No, sadly it’s …
12 Dec
BRAIN? seriously? I though I was the dyslexic one
BRAIN? seriously? I though I was the dyslexic one
I joined the Navy in the summer of 2006, when I was 23 years old. In that period of 23 years, I never once, had …
02 Dec
Some Older Projects
Some Older Projects
In one of my previous posts I showed some pictures of the random projects I worked on to stave off boredom. People were apparently impressed …
01 Dec
Departing and Back in the US
Departing and Back in the US
So this is kind of old news, but I’m no longer in Iraq, and have been back for a bit over two weeks. It’s great …
25 Nov
Ridonk-a-vision presents: Vehic-ulous
Ridonk-a-vision presents: Vehic-ulous
Amidst my time in Balad, I’ve spent a lot of it driving. The euro style van I drive tells me I drive over 100 km …
31 Oct
Kids say the darndest things.
Kids say the darndest things.
So we get a lot of letters from kid back in the states. It’s a very nice gesture, and I enjoy reading them, even if …
21 Sep
It fills the void
It fills the void
Well, for those of you who have been out of the loop, about three weeks ago, during a flag football game, I had one of …