P-reciate
I have been informed by my Aunt Helen that she still looks for my journal entries. I have gotten away from them for a couple of reasons. One i thought me getting back to ordinary life would not be so interesting and second, i have been extremely busy.
Enough with the excuses. Since i have been home. I bought a beautiful condominium that is close to work. I bought a used Jeep cherokee so Mike can use my car for college. I went on Temporary Duty (TDY) to Oklahoma for two weeks and then TDY to Maryland for a few days. I just got back and now i have started a new job. I have been going out and doing everything i can think of for fun. I have started working out again to burn the fat that accumulated during deployment.
That's what i have been doing but it does not describe how i have been completely. I don't know if you recall an entry i made describing something my sons taught me and that was "Boxing the Heat". In the desert i felt as if my evnergy was being boxed in and it was building in intensity and at times i could feel it pushing at my chest trying to get out. Well it has burned through and i am on fire. Everything i want happens and everything is going my way. I feel so lucky and in tune with life. I'm riding it for all its worth. It is as if all that time in the desert in the controlled environment has transfereed to a happy and succesful life.
I know i am gushing but it is really how i feel. I have had very few moments when i wasn't doing something and when those moments do occur i cherish them. I enjoy being alone and resting. I enjoy being with people and partying, playing or working. I guess being denied these luxuries has made me appreciatte them. The appreciative outlook has magically made things work for me.
So the moral of the story is appreciate life and it will appreciate you.
Master P
Enough with the excuses. Since i have been home. I bought a beautiful condominium that is close to work. I bought a used Jeep cherokee so Mike can use my car for college. I went on Temporary Duty (TDY) to Oklahoma for two weeks and then TDY to Maryland for a few days. I just got back and now i have started a new job. I have been going out and doing everything i can think of for fun. I have started working out again to burn the fat that accumulated during deployment.
That's what i have been doing but it does not describe how i have been completely. I don't know if you recall an entry i made describing something my sons taught me and that was "Boxing the Heat". In the desert i felt as if my evnergy was being boxed in and it was building in intensity and at times i could feel it pushing at my chest trying to get out. Well it has burned through and i am on fire. Everything i want happens and everything is going my way. I feel so lucky and in tune with life. I'm riding it for all its worth. It is as if all that time in the desert in the controlled environment has transfereed to a happy and succesful life.
I know i am gushing but it is really how i feel. I have had very few moments when i wasn't doing something and when those moments do occur i cherish them. I enjoy being alone and resting. I enjoy being with people and partying, playing or working. I guess being denied these luxuries has made me appreciatte them. The appreciative outlook has magically made things work for me.
So the moral of the story is appreciate life and it will appreciate you.
Master P