Time for a Catch Up!
As you all know, I am back at work with more hours than I want, but I guess it brings in more money. And school is still continuing with midterms coming up next week...eek!
Gregg got asked to be in one of the memorial's we had here in Vicenza to honor the four soldiers that were recently killed in Afghanistan. Don't worry, we didn't know any of them, but it still makes you kind of cringe at the thought of it happening. Gregg was a part of the firing squad (The soldiers that shot those three rounds at the end of the service). He asked me if I wanted to go, but I kindly refused and he respectfully understood. I have been to one military memorial in my lifetime and I seriously hope it will be my only. These things are just too darn hard to go through. Also, when Gregg asked, I responded with, "Babe, I'm sorry, but you are a part of the group I hate during memorials." The shots being fired are just a hard realization that its your final goodbye. But most of all, I do not have the strength when its time for roll call. It will literally bring tears to the strongest of eyes, and Gregg agrees with me.
It was cool to know that my husband got to be a part of something so special in the military community as well. He trained for it for a week, and he told me he did great when it was his time to act. He even got another coin to add to his collection. This one was from a 3 star...oh, I don't remember rank...oh well. We also got his Class A's all done with his NEW rank on them. Oh man, he looked good! I think this will actually be the last time I will ever see my husband in his Class A's ever again. Unless I talk him into taking me to the military ball in January (thats some tough persuading though).
I had the perfect day yesterday, and I would love to fill you guys in on it. I woke up bored to death, so I called up my best friend Justine and asked her if she and her little boy would like to walk a couple blocks to grab a kabob for lunch. The weather was just perfect; enough for jeans and a long sleeve shirt. The kabob was so ever delicious and Logan (Justine's son) got to eat his first kabob...oh, he loved it! After we got done eating, we decided a little shopping trip was a must. So, we walked back to our houses, and jumped into the car. We went to the "little" mall because the other one just get a little overwhelming with the crowds.
We put Logan on a ride, and he just didn't know what to think about it!
2 Comments:
Once you're back stateside there's always online purchase for your makeup.
Hi Amanda,
It's always nice to see your blog and pics. I'm living with a family of Vashinavas(Lovers of Vishnu)during this current road trip of mine and am interested in delicious(no eggs)veggie recipes from Italy if you do not mind sharing some with me.
@Momma Rauwolf, would like some recipes from you also-Thanks to both of you
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