Vow
So the vow is now over and I survived habs. But I must say really, it was hard .... rain ... wind ... cold ... 45 minutes late, because the military band stood in a traffic jam -.-
I stood there so really around just under 2 hours total, without move me to ... so after half a vow I was then blacked out and I got cold sweat ... had almost collapsed, but was able to catch me again, as I have shrugged my legs until my cycle back on track was:) Otherwise, the week was
corrosive to Strenuous ... Also a lot of marching, on Tuesday was Waffengroßreinigungstag ..... 3 hours * yawn * G36 clean and on Thursday morning was STubenund large area cleaning ... All Beds on the floor, the lockers out and then wipe the bars -.- shit work, but some must do so ... who is better that the shooter -.-
So then ... this weekend is eigetnlich only neighborhood in * happy *
In this sense
Cya
Flo
Saturday, November 11, 2006
Sunday, November 5, 2006
Ge Electric Oven Stays Warm When Turned Off
floschi @ 2006-11-05T13: 54:00
So, this week's pledge and we are not even march with a gun. That means that we will do well to Thursday all day service with and without formal weapon * yawn *. Since've cih yes on it do not feel full ...
fight I am currently with conjunctival inflammation and enzündeten knees and if we do not soon ma ne may tighten cap, in this weather, ne otitis media is to -.-. But I will it get me down! ^ ^
Did last week our medical training, can now provide good total shock patients and sone things :).... yes ma am curious how many recruits in the oath with NEM volume deficiency shock upset * *
g, then. ... to dennse
Flo: D
So, this week's pledge and we are not even march with a gun. That means that we will do well to Thursday all day service with and without formal weapon * yawn *. Since've cih yes on it do not feel full ...
fight I am currently with conjunctival inflammation and enzündeten knees and if we do not soon ma ne may tighten cap, in this weather, ne otitis media is to -.-. But I will it get me down! ^ ^
Did last week our medical training, can now provide good total shock patients and sone things :).... yes ma am curious how many recruits in the oath with NEM volume deficiency shock upset * *
g, then. ... to dennse
Flo: D
Friday, October 27, 2006
Sacramento Wedding Flowers
floschi @ 2006-10-27T14: 45:00
Sun
4 weeks are over and I think to write n ma little time.
covenant is actually quite cool, just exhausting. Were grad a week at the bivouac in the woods .... morning topless cats laundering, gun all day man (also in a sleeping bag!). and a week does not change clothes, or slept in an emergency only yesterday ... Have only 6 hours before and 40 hours at a time ... I'm awake in the morning lining up even in the stand asleep and my Fordermann tilted in the back .... luckily no one noticed by their superiors * g *
Well ... if not then just at the bivouac is what indeed is more the exception, then it is in the amcht barracks and barracks things ^ ^. If it is usually on weapons training, cleaning just this, the cleaning of equipment, lessons, formal service (How maschiert correctly) in the chic Barret ^^... something .. just the beginning receive medical examinations and equipment and all day learning and Queries of ranks and the NATO alphabet.
The busiest is actually the immense pressure of time ... for every one has shit NEN time approach, where we always think first off, one has interrogated. Since 20 minutes for lunch are harmless inevitable .... If you get to the toilet must udn times, is too late to pick up somewhere bollocking eigetnlich already. But so far I am doing quite well! Was elected as Deputy spokesperson and deputy group leaders have been in the bivouac:)
Joa ... now I have erstma n WE pause ... and PArty * g *
So then I try
Cya
Sun
4 weeks are over and I think to write n ma little time.
covenant is actually quite cool, just exhausting. Were grad a week at the bivouac in the woods .... morning topless cats laundering, gun all day man (also in a sleeping bag!). and a week does not change clothes, or slept in an emergency only yesterday ... Have only 6 hours before and 40 hours at a time ... I'm awake in the morning lining up even in the stand asleep and my Fordermann tilted in the back .... luckily no one noticed by their superiors * g *
Well ... if not then just at the bivouac is what indeed is more the exception, then it is in the amcht barracks and barracks things ^ ^. If it is usually on weapons training, cleaning just this, the cleaning of equipment, lessons, formal service (How maschiert correctly) in the chic Barret ^^... something .. just the beginning receive medical examinations and equipment and all day learning and Queries of ranks and the NATO alphabet.
The busiest is actually the immense pressure of time ... for every one has shit NEN time approach, where we always think first off, one has interrogated. Since 20 minutes for lunch are harmless inevitable .... If you get to the toilet must udn times, is too late to pick up somewhere bollocking eigetnlich already. But so far I am doing quite well! Was elected as Deputy spokesperson and deputy group leaders have been in the bivouac:)
Joa ... now I have erstma n WE pause ... and PArty * g *
So then I try
Cya
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