well, that's my home for the next 7 or so months. finally got in late last night after 5 days (and 4 movies) of travelling. feels strangely good to be here and to start getting settled in but to also get security briefs about weekly rocket attacks and hear about people trying to kill you. i have to wonder though, if the alamo really is a good name for the building i'm staying in considering what actually happened there. i can't possibly be the first to have thought of that.
but regardless, i'm sure things will be fine. still trying to figure out how to run 24-hour medical ops with only 2 people and not go crazy, but we did have a nice lobster dinner this very first night so maybe that's a good portent of what's to come. time will tell. did visit the clinic though and it's not too shabby. should be a good place to work out of. sizeable rooms and fairly well stocked.
i guess the only thing left is to get used to using port-a-potties again....ugh!
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H-to-the TT. Strong work making it there. In the immortal words of Jerry Garcia...he was from Burlington, no? "the first days are the hardest days, dont you worry any more....when life looks like easy street there is danger at your door." Keep posting....we are reading faithfully. No new gnews in the Redneckhandle. Duck and cover, bro.
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