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[airnorbert]

Ok, so once a month, I attend this program called "Hearts Apart" as a volunteer. It's for military families who have significant others deployed or stationed away from home. Well, they meet every month for food, discussion (for the parents) and games/crafts (for the kids). Here's my situation. I feel sort of guilty. I feel like I'm doing it

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[sydelle]

Ok, so I'm nosy and I have questions. You'll find this to be a common occurrence. What branch of the military are you in? What's your job? BTW, I love the way you spell your name, it's the first time I've seen anyone other than my little brother with that spelling. Anywho, have a good weekend.

~Allyson

[airnorbert]

I LOVE people who love my name. Most people find it weird and don't fully appreciate it. Sweet!

I'm in the Air Force. Most of the time it's a pain in the ass and a contodiction to my real life. I'm not the militant type. I hate uniformity. And just the overall mentality of most of the people gets on my nerves. Other than that, I have a blastI'm a UNIX system administrator. I hate it. UNIX is the most pain in the ass system I've ever met. I dunno if you're familiar with it (I'm not really either), but it's sort of like DOS, but made for networks and 20 times more complicated. Everyone says it will come easier with time and I'll grow to love it. I say Bah! To hell with it

[airnorbert]

You're always so positive and well, not to sound redundant, optomistic. I envy that. Most of the time I am, but then I get into these damn moods. Funks suck. But I'm all good for now. Thanks for the kid words...