Oh, mein gott in himmel, I'm *so* fucking tired. This is why I hate 24-hour duty in the middle of a 3-day weekend; I'm going to sleep all day tomorrow and blow any time off that I have. Right now, though, I don't think I care. . . I just know I have 3 hours until I am off, and then I'm going to eat and go to sleep. Maybe. It's not like there's much to do...with this damned Korean Lunar New Year, NOTHING is open. Not the commisary, the PX, not even the food court. So much for a day off. *bleagh* Such boredom it shall be. I feel like I should put something in here a bit more coherent, but I'm too tired to think straight at all.
I like platypi. It's like proof of Eris's existence. *sigh*
I think that last is about the best I can do right now. Counting down the days until I go home and see my wife.
~KiltedFox~
Setting Orange, 30 of Chaos

So the wife emailed me today, about tickets to Cali for my little brother. Trouble is, I had already purchased my own set of tickets for the kid...*laughs* and I was online with her bitching about how much they were when I got them! I'll survive, though, they're not *that* exspensive. It's be nice to get the refunds, but I'm not altogether sure if Southwest is willing to do that. They've already demonstrated the fact theat they're more than willing to ignore deployed service members, by not letting any credit cards with Armed Forces Europe or Armed Forces Pacific place orders over the phone, although their website does support that capability. But, I suppose we'll figure that out when we can. Not much else today, I'm pulling 24 hour duty, sitting at a desk. I used the time to buy a domain and hosting, at KiltedFox.com, but other than that, I've had not a lot to do, other than start this weblog. Of course, I haven't gotten the information for it yet, so I don't have anything up at the site yet. Kepp checking, though, I'll let you know when I have it up. ~KiltedFox~ "The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe. To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you will be lonely often, and sometimes frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Rudyard Kipling -