Well, Afghanistan is really hot still, that much has not changed, but right now our Brigade HHC is going through a huge change as the Commander is transitioning. In the next few weeks we will complete $40 million worth of inventories ensuring the new commander has inspected all property items. This means I have PLENTY to do. Also, I turned 27 while in Afghanistan along with a few of my fellow Officers and NCOs in 3rd Brigade 25th ID. I put up a couple picture of the cakes that Morgan sent to me. They were AMAZING. I am so excited about Ady coming, and getting to go home in November.
Today we had thunderstorm in Afghanistan and the rain could not have been any more welcome. The place flooded in some sections, and I don't understand why? We have been in Afghanistan for ten years and why do we have problems with water flow and irrigation. We are almost done with the change of command inventories which means that I get to move on to my next phase of deployment. That also means I get a new boss, and it will work well.I had the weirdest smell recognition moment the other day. I walked out of my barracks room and smelled the grease from a fifth wheel of an eighteen wheeler. That sent me back to the days of my dad taking me to Kaplan Trucking.
Morgan is doing such a great job at home keeping the puppies and baby to be. I am so proud of her and everything she is doing. Ady has her bed, dresser, swing, and LOTS of clothes. I am so thankful for everyone sending the clothes to keep Ady clothed and prepared for the beginning of her life. Well, I am going to go and I will let Morgan caught you up from Hawai'i.
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