I got tagged merely by reading a post, so consider yourself tagged, too! And you can blame the culprit here. Five things you might not know about me....
1. I'm a published author. My evil twin has also published something in my name. I now have a contract out on her.
2. I talk to myself. Like I have entire conversations, even debates, with myself. Sometimes when someone catches me (usually my husband), I pretend like I was exercising a sore spot in my jaw or trying to excise food stuck under the back of my tongue.
3. Five years, six months, and twenty-two days after the last episode of X-Files, I'd still sell my firstborn (sorry, kid) for an illicit encounter with David Duchovny, and Tea can bite my arse. No offense, Tea, you were just brilliant in The Naked Truth... er, the original version, anyway.
4. I was a midshipman at Georgia Tech, tried to bag out day two of INFORM (indoctrination) weekend, got sucked back in, injured my knee thanks to a certain battalion XO who got drunk and crazy with his metal back brace, hurt too much to walk across campus winter quarter to half my classes, couldn't take the PRT, lost my scholarship, and praised all the gods of every pantheon for rescuing my soul from the Navy once I realized what the military was really like.
5. I still have a pretty nasty scar on my inner thigh ... way up high on my inner thigh ... where a brown recluse spider bit me when we were stationed in Pensacola for flight school before the NAMI Whammy struck. I saw a doctor, who could have probably helped the situation, but he was convinced the quarter-inch-deep hole in the fatty tissue of my thigh was an infected mosquito bite, in spite of us finding and killing a brown recluse in our apartment two days after the bite happened. Need I mention it was a Navy doc?
All right. Your turn! Ready, set, go.
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
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5 comments:
Navy docs...pshhh...gawk. I swear we have a life time supply of Motrin in our home.
"Oh you broke your leg? Heres some Motrin! Oh you have brain damage? Heres some Motrin! Oh you have a bab y? Motrin. Oh your depressed? Motrin, oh you have a cyst? Motrin. I swear it is their answer to everything@
LMAO! You think Navy drs are bad, they look like saviors compared to Army medicine. Yikes. We have to go to the army base for our medical and its scary. very scary. And they too have an over abundant supply of motrin. and now so do we.
Tricia - Yes! Vitamin M is what we call it. Or else we call it The Candy since apparently Navy docs don't understand it isn't.
Trying - I can well imagine. Srsly! I had begun the trials of my first pregnancy (once stateside) at Ft. Belvoir, and I have seen the scary that is Army medicine.
so, you've been to DeWitt? a bit scary, huh? Here the Ranger Candy is the sovereign remedy.
Found you at kimbaland.. nice to find another liberal milspouse.
LAW
THANK YOU!!!! THANK YOU!!!! THANK YOU!!!! I chose to start blogging when I married my army man about his upcoming deployment because I couldn't talk to anyone else about what I was feeling. I thought I might be nuts or something with everything that was racing through my mind and today I stumbled on your blog and you wrote stuff that I have felt on occasion (all the time) and now I don't feel like such a freak!!! I can't thank you enough!!!!
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