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, March 2, 2011
Wordless Wednesday: When It Is Important to Be in the Left Lane
Ft. Bliss: Been there, done that, don't really need a repeat. Way too close to Mexico for this little white girl from Kentucky. But there was fun to be had just an hour north of the border. The travelogue starts tomorrow!
Ummmm! Well I must have been in the right lane which was the wrong lane because yes ma'am I saw the border and made a quick u-turn :) Very scary even for a white girl from Georgia!!!
I always thought "Ft. Bliss" was just a terribly misleading name. A good friend's husband is posted there, and she totally agrees with me.
ReplyDeleteOoohh, Juarez is where all the real baddies on Breaking Bad come from!
ReplyDeleteHopefully the time was Blissful, even if the place wasn't.
OMG, I would totally be crapping myself if I wasn't in the left lane there.
ReplyDeletePATRIOT Freeway...how appropriately named! haha! Cant wait to read about your trip!
ReplyDeleteWhat happens if you miss? No second chances?
ReplyDeleteFt. Bliss and Juarez side-by-side on the same sign. Too funny! glad you had a good trip.
ReplyDeleteUmmmm! Well I must have been in the right lane which was the wrong lane because yes ma'am I saw the border and made a quick u-turn :) Very scary even for a white girl from Georgia!!!
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