I love pagans
Circle was great, another class on Runes (I think this was the fourth one?) which in itself was kind of boring but with smartass' like me and Trea, we keep things interesting.
Poly girl gave part of the class anded up sitting next to me. The back of her jeans was loose enough I could tel what colar of panties she wore, if she wore any. She tought it was quite cute when I told her she'd better sit up before I buried my face down there.
The talk about the coffee house was cute, espicially when the contractor woman came back from getting poly girl and the high priest, only them two took quite a bit longer to get out of the car ;)
Work is getting better in some ways, but a lot more challenging. For the first time since we got over here, I worked a solid 12 hours and it felt pretty good. Part of that was doing silly ass things for an officer, and part was unfucking various things, and the rest of was getting the work done. Felt pretty good.
And, the news to beat all news, I'm actually getting to lead soldiers! Can you believe it? Small section that's in need of some help, not a good thing with a section that's got such high visibility. The only unfortuante thing abou it, most of the officers remember me from the ramp up before we deployed so I have a high mark to live up to and not much time to make it there. I love a challenge.
The lack of communication sucks though, no more spending the entire shift logged onto AKO messenger and answering emails. But nothing good lasts all that long, I'm just glad I had it most of the time.
Poly girl gave part of the class anded up sitting next to me. The back of her jeans was loose enough I could tel what colar of panties she wore, if she wore any. She tought it was quite cute when I told her she'd better sit up before I buried my face down there.
The talk about the coffee house was cute, espicially when the contractor woman came back from getting poly girl and the high priest, only them two took quite a bit longer to get out of the car ;)
Work is getting better in some ways, but a lot more challenging. For the first time since we got over here, I worked a solid 12 hours and it felt pretty good. Part of that was doing silly ass things for an officer, and part was unfucking various things, and the rest of was getting the work done. Felt pretty good.
And, the news to beat all news, I'm actually getting to lead soldiers! Can you believe it? Small section that's in need of some help, not a good thing with a section that's got such high visibility. The only unfortuante thing abou it, most of the officers remember me from the ramp up before we deployed so I have a high mark to live up to and not much time to make it there. I love a challenge.
The lack of communication sucks though, no more spending the entire shift logged onto AKO messenger and answering emails. But nothing good lasts all that long, I'm just glad I had it most of the time.