It's Sunday today, the day most people start dreading the work week. Lucky for me I don't start work until Tuesday. The three day weekend makes all the 12 hour shifts worth it. Honestly, I don't even feel like I work 12 hours. I'm pretty sure we get off early every day. It's starting to become a much better work atmosphere at my job. That's a much needed thing where I'm employed, everyone's finally smiling and laughing at work, truly I don't mind being there. I guess I should say what I do if anyone I don't personally know is reading this. I am a Missile maintenance Technician for the USAF I work on Air Launched Cruise Missiles. Here is a little picture of what I do.



     The only difference is this picture is a little spiced up, I don't work under a black light. the Air Force does this with a lot of pictures, it automatically makes your job seem 10 times more interesting. What purpose would working under a black light serve other then putting me to sleep 10 minutes into work or maybe helping me spot out dirty stains on the missile like an episode of Room Raiders? I'm not sure but it's all ridiculous.

      My Sunday started off early, I had to wake up Jenny, we still had some stuff to put in storage before she leaves for Kunsan AFB, Korea. It's sad that she will be leaving in 2 months, I wont be able to see her for 3 years. I wonder if our relationship will be able to last that long being thousands of miles away from each other. On the bright side I will be leaving For Anderson AFB, Guam later this year. That puts us closer together for 1 of the 3 years she will be gone. After Korea she will be headed to Germany for another 2. We like to talk about what we want to do once our tour with the military ends. We have decided on one thing, that we both want to travel. One thing I would like to do is a world cruise. Jenny found a great one on Princess.com. This particular cruise docks on 23 different locations around the world over 75 days. If the military would let me take that much leave I might have jumped on it this month.