Stability and Support Operations. I just got back from this training up at Cali near a place dubbed March Air Force Base. If you want to know what SASO is about, its all about urban terrain fighting and etc. We lived in a ghetto rigged area. No running water, no electricity, and basicly a shit hole. We only took enough clothes for like 4 days but stayed for 10 days and man, it is hot in the day and cold at night. It sucked, but we had some good training. I wish I could write more, but I can’t until I get a laptop. Umm…lemme see, well, lemme give you some updates on my current situation. I still haven’t got word on my stolen goods and I don’t think I ever will. I bought another ipod mini from a friend for a cheap price. I am going to buy a laptop once I get to Iraq. I think I will be going home for at least 7 days because when we get back to Camp LeJeune, they say we will get block leave so everyone can go home. If so, I will. And…for right now, thats it I guess, if you have any questions on anything about me or whats going on, just ask and I will reply. Trust me. But now, we have like 10 days or less in 29 Palms’ hell area named Camp Wilson, and I look forward to seeing some grass. Now on a different topic….
Hiromi. I won’t write about you here anymore because I know how you feel. I just want people to know that I do care for someone. Someone special in my life. Without you, I don’t know how I would make it out here. When I feel my body giving in, when I feel my last breath being pushed out my dry mouth, when everything is looking like its at its worst…I just thought about you…I thought about how I want to see you again. How I want you to be happy and how much better I am going to be once I make it back to your arms. And this was enough to give me strenght to fight through it all. Thank you Hiromi. I miss you.