Happy Wed-Nes-Day!
One Army Wife's take on life during the third deployment. This blog started with 396 wake-ups to go before Captain Neal Miller returns with his unit, the 352nd Combat Sustainmment Support Battalion, from shutting down operations in Iraq. It's an historic mission that started with 400 wake-ups apart from family and friends.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
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Home sweet...........home?
ReplyDeleteI'm mostly disturbed by the plastic covering the beds -- although, maybe that's a good thing. i guess I never realized they sleep in SUCH tight quarters, and being close to Mexico is only good when you're also next to the beach with a cold drink in your hand.
Awww.
ReplyDeleteSeriously. Close to the Mexican border? Well. If anyone can take care of themselves, it's those soldiers!
I have to say the same thing that caught Amanda's eyes caught mine - the plastic covers on the beds. I am sure it's for sanitation purposes.
ReplyDeleteIt's cramped but I hope to them it feels sort of cozy, hopefully. Good luck Neal - keep up the hard work it is much appreciated!!!
I also noticed the plastic covers on the beds...which I'm assuming come off? Otherwise, they will be having an awfully crinkly night's sleep. Although, they can wet the bed without any lasting damage, so that's a plus!
ReplyDeleteYou know, "seriously close to the Mexican border" is going to afford you a really cool 4-day getaway, so that's cool.
ReplyDeleteWhy did I not realize they were still in the Americas? My blonde is extra heavy this week!
ReplyDeletePretty spartan quarters, but unfortunately probably much nicer than where they are going. Maybe it's the Army's way of getting them used to worse and worse quarters?
ReplyDeleteWow that's quite a facility, but so austere! It needs a woman's touch. ;)
ReplyDeleteI agree with blueviolet--it definitely needs a woman's touch. Hope he's settling in okay (but jeez, those mattress covers!)
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