Onward 12 hour shifts
The battle of endurance and fallible bullshit
The first night has passed where I prepared manipulating my sleep algorithm under bright lights and cups of coffee. Being awake when everyone else is a sleep leaves me feeling separated and in another country/time zone. By next monday, depending on this WORI I'll be back to the U.S figuratively speaking. Now, I work for this brash no bullshit MSgt who can read people well, and handle things with authority. All this inspires me as I sit in the office with Epi and a twidle dee(kiss ass) and twiddle dumb(dumb) and hear problems/ issues that can be solved without her being involved. She says things straight to them leaving me in awe. A lot of people in my shift do have issues, those of which are mainly in the airman rankings. This all amuses me, cause it's either immaturity, pride, selfishness, boyfriends, emotional fragileness?...(i probably sound like an asshole now, but in retrospect i've never found myself to be in those categories) It's sickening and it's turning into a trend. All I know is approximately 395 people will be going through the mobility line under inspection and there's no time for crying or complaining. HAHAHAHAHAH!!!
Give me a reason.
After this post I'll be catching up on some reading. It's amazing how Robert Rodriguez turned this into a movie with A LOT of help (rightfully so) from Frank Miller. It's almost guaranteed to do justice. Graphically violent, graphically beautiful...I'm so caught up, so compelled, so in love, after one quick trip to your world/ your mind. I want to come back and stay.
tomorrow's music theme for work nostalgic rock/ guilty pleasure.
- Heart
- Journey
- Styx
- Poison
- Def Leppard
- Eddie Money
- Foreigner
- The Cars
- ZZ Top
- Prince
- Motley Crue
- Kansas
- Reo Speedwagon