Mosaic Red
Welcome to my little corner of TCFL. I plan on rambling incessantly about my day to day strife, and the turmoil that I call life. It won't all be interesting, it won't all be flashy, but it will be me. And that's what counts. So come inside if you want to check things out, and peer into the twisted black hole that is my mind.
Update.. I am no longer in Afghanistan, I am back in Idaho living the dream as always. This is my journal, my blog, my story.
-Skeeter
A2.... wow... what a weekend.
Monday, 12 October 2009 09:35
Ok seriously... I should earn some points this weekend. Like major brownie points... The things I went through this weekend would make most grown men run and scream in fear. Having to deal with my parents, her parents, an informal luncheon, a wedding, a formal reception, a housefull of crazy bridesmaids, wearing my dress blues ALL day, my chiding mother, and her questioning father. But I made it through, and the strangest part? I had fun, I really did, I actually enjoyed the weekend.... and am kinda looking forward to the next one.
Wish me luck...A2
Wednesday, 07 October 2009 18:11
Ok... a little bit of hope in the otherwise sad world that is my dating life. For once I am writing a pre-emptive blog. That's right! A blog before the first date. Ok.. so heres the plan. Since usually my posts are a recollection of a failed night from the past, I plan on approaching this from a new angle. Due to my trusty Iphone.. I plan on taking notes, lots and lots of notes, as the weekend progresses. Yes, weekend. It's not a one night thing, it's a three day event. Some background....
We cured the common cold!!... yeah not so much.
Monday, 28 September 2009 21:21
In case you don't know, I work in an emergency room, and have for a few years now. I've noticed more and more how parents are using the emergency room as a walk-in sick call. I just don't get it. If you come up to my desk, with three little ones, and tell me that all three need to be seen because they have the flu.... what the hell do you want me to do?
The gripping fear of death...M2
Wednesday, 23 September 2009 22:45
Nothing in my life has ever scared me as much as M2 did. In a course of 4 days, she traumatized me more than a year in Afghanistan. No.. I'm not exagerating, blowing this out of proportion, or "spicing" this story up. I will simply write what happened, and let you interpret if my fears are justified.
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