Time on our hands

Vanessa and I were talking last night about how it was unfortunate that we were so busy this weekend and didn't have any time set aside for each other. The snow and ice sure fixed that. I'm thankful for the time that I've got to spend with her with the cancellation of the action pistol match, her guest speaker, and even church.

Snow and ice is cool for about one day and then I'm over it. I'm really glad that Pat and I got in some range time on Friday. Our skills shouldn't suffer because of the weather. I need some more components to keep my press up and running. I always run out of components right before some major down time. Murphy's law seems to be present in reloading.

Holly the dog has been very loving today. Is she really a good dog or is this part of her master deception plan? I hope she keeps running away so the neighborhood can have some drama without anything really serious happening.

The new workout plan is killing me. Complacency kills so I'll continue to mix it up. It's really hard to stay motivated when it's just you and it's cold.

I just submitted my first Liberty masters program paper. I personally think it is horrible but those are usually my best grades. I got a C on the best paper I've ever written and a 98 on the worst. I'm very sure that most professors don't even read the papers. The fight to finish the program before mobilization is in full swing. It's tough being a dorky white guy having to shoulder the burden of our country and society, but I wouldn't have it any other way.