Food is Good

Bobbie and I made Pizza yesterday for lunch. We love making Pizza. We do probably once every week or two. Then for dessert later that evening we made Triple Chocolate, Hot Fudge Cake by Betty Crocker. It was so good!

This top picture is the third morning of my eye infection. It started swelling up one day. I thought it was allergies since I have been sneezing like crazy with runny nose and itchy, watery eyes. But the swelling kept getting worse. I went to the Doc and he said he thinks it's an infection. He put me on 125 mg Amoxicillin twice a day, for ten days. The side effects may include diarrhea, bloody nose, upset stomach, nausea, and growing hair in weird places. I have all but one of these. The next week and a half is going to be pretty interesting.

I didn't take very many pics

This is an accident we came upon. We were some of the first to see it. Pretty crazy!!

This is where we slept. My bed is against the wall under the hanging coat.

WOO HOO

I'M BACK!!! I am back from Fort Polk, Louisiana. I got back yesterday and have been loving every minute with my wife. We are so happy! I can't write too much right now since it is 1:00 am but I promise I will update this thing ASAP. Don't lose hope in the blog thingy. Love you all

I love my brother's

I was just talking with Bobbie and I told her how much I miss being around all of them. I have to go get a tissue, excuse me...

I feel like if I don't put a picture people will not have a desire to read my entry, oh well.

To answer Joe's questions, 'cause they are some good questions, the shift change was brought on by the DA (Department of the Army). The basically control everything that happens in the Army. My current MOS is over-strength so they are randomly selecting people to go to different jobs. #2: Yes this is something good. I feel that I have been at Campbell long enough and Bobbie and I are ready for a break. We are trying to go to a different location but not sure what we want yet. #3: If we stay here at Campbell I will still go to Afygan. I really do not want to go as you can imagine. They have also bumped up the tours to 15-18 months instead of 12. How poopy! #4: Yes I am wearing underwear, however I wish I was not at the moment. There is a sense of freedom when walking around your own home...never mind. #5: Yes my beard is kind of mangy. I better shave before P.T. tomorrow. #6: My legs hurt. #7: A Yoohoo sounds mighty good right now. Bobbie and I are both Yoohoo fans, we keep a regular supply in our fridge. #8: My lip is protruding with drool dripping off it from thinking about the hoho's and Yoohoo. #9: I confess that I can not.

As you all know I am an Apache Crew Chief, this is what I work on now, the AH-64D Apache Hecolopter.
I just came down on orders to re-class to become a Chinook Crew Chief. This is a picture of a CH-47 Chinook Hecolopter. Bobbie and I are scheduled to report to Ft. Eustis, VA 20 May 2007 to 26 July 2007. We are not sure if we will be coming back to Campbell or not, we are hoping not. We shall keep you updated.

We captured some insurgents disguised as pieces of paper. You can see here that they are lined up about to get what's coming to them.

Bobbie and I went to the Zoo on our honeymoon.

This is what I looked and felt like on our way through Kansas.

I was minding my own business playing with my piniata when I was tackled and hosed down with silly string. I guess that's what I get for crashing a five- year-old's party.

See! they do exist!!

AIT pix more-ther-than

AIT pix

Due to popular demand we have decided to post more pictures of our wonderful life together.

How Precious.

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We are getting ready to go out and terrorize the city.

Bobbie and I in Denver. Sorry it took so long to post stuff, we just got the internet. B

Some of you may have already seen these pictures. The first one is the bunker I was living in during the last few weeks of deployment. There is a room in the center of that cement and about 5 feet below the ground. I felt pretty safe in there. On the next one you will notice a hand print in the grease. I was climbing up onto the truck with all my gear for guard duty and I lost my balance and stopped myself from falling by putting my hand down and into the grease. Those tires are about as high as my belly button. The next picture show some of the friends we had out in Iraq. These things were anywhere there was a light. They sit in the heat and linger during the early morning. The last one is in Kuwait. This is what appears to be a McDonald's I can't read Arabic but I have a pretty good feeling that's what it is. There you have it.

Racquet Ball Baby!! I know you covet my sexiness. It's ok, it happens. Just look in the mirror everyday and say to yourself: I know one day I can be as cool as my brother Bryan.

These are some most enjoyable pictures of LBL, that's Land Between the Lakes. You can look it up and see why it is called that. Anyhoo, This is where I spent a lot of my time before I started dating Bobbie. This area is actually where we went on our first date. Those clam things are huge. The shells are all over the place and are all about that size. I took some home and made a bra type, but very masculine, support for myself to cover up my nipple-less, yet surprisingly fuzzy, chest.

So there is no confusion to who this witty and hansom man is posting these very intelligent comments and remarks, I have changed our blog name.

Since I am way over here on the other side of the world fighting for oil and defending our Freedom, I am kind of out of the loop on the "Brett knifing people" bit. What's the deal with that?

I think I just woke up or something. This is the kitchen area of our little apt.

Now I'm ready to go out on the town

This picture really doesn't relate to the other's. But I was going through some pics and thought this would be a nice one to put on here for you all to enjoy. This is at a stake dance. We sort of under dressed. Not on purpose, they just didn't specify.
This is our little friend I found in a parking lot. Poor little guy was abandoned and I had to come and rescue him. He has a good home now.
Here is a pic of beautiful truck...my beautiful Bobbie I mean. haha, this is actually one of my favorite pictures of Bobbie.
Look at me and my bad self. These are a few weeks old. Bobbie and I were spending the day down in Nashville. We had just went to the Temple and needed a place to change our clothes. We actually took turns pulling security while the other changed in the cab of the truck.

My blogger thingy messed up my layout, how sad!!!

This is me during EFR class, Eagle First Responder. Turns out I am a bleeder. During the IV portion of the class we got to stick each other. The guy I stuck was a bloody pin-cushion by the time I was done with him. It wasn't my fault, he kept flinching.









This lucky individual got to demonstrate for us what NOT to do with an enema. That tube is about 3 or 4 times longer than what you see. It is designed to create an airway for breathing. Cuts down on snoring big time.









This is what army guys do for fun. You simply hook that up to a truck and pull him around.














This is Bobbie prepping my nose for a breathing tube.

These pictures are from our very first date. We went out to Land Between the Lakes and drove down just about every road we could find. We stopped by the Fish and Game office and picked up some maps of the area. We decided to take all the tertiary roads and some of the secondary, being as they are the roughest terrain. We didn't get many pictures of the actual trip because we were having too much fun driving through all the mud puddles and such. Also these spiders were all over the place. Driving down dirt roads which had not been traveled for a while had these webs strung across them with these huge spiders chilling in the middle. Just that day we must have passed through 12-18 webs. The body is about as big as a nickel. I was once driving along and kept driving through these webs and I had two of these huge things on my truck visibly. I was afraid to open my door to get out later. Anyway, Bobbie actually walked into a web at her legs but the spider scurried away. The snake we saw is a copperhead, not quite sure if that's Northern or Southern. They are extremely venomous but very tame and playful. We were playing Tag with this one. As you can see, this bugger is about to be "it". When we drove past him he was slithering out into the road to warm in the sun. As we stood next to him he began to flatten out to soak up all the heat he could. Beautiful specimen.

I haven't had much time to get on here lately. I just read the comments you bro's left and they are, I must say, are quite hilarious. i don't have much time to write but I will say that I am switching company's. I am currently in D Co. 1-101 AVN BDE and I am going over to be with C Co. 1-101. I am still working on my Green to Gold packet with high hopes of returning to good ol' Utardia.

What we say we don't always mean

Today I was standing in the doorway to the kitchen facing away from Bobbie and she said she really likes looking at my backside. I turned around and said "well!", in a very confident manner. She got all blushy and started to explain what she really meant, talking about my hair and neck and the way I look from behind. But I know what she really meant. Of course she still denies it, but it made me feel a bit funny, in a good way.