sewing new rank on since he got promoted that day. I wish I could tell you what I spent yesterday doing, but it's majorly opsec. It's such a good story and really freaking weird, but alas. Curse my husband's new security clearance!
And we've been getting ourselves properly pumped up on dorkosterone before he leaves. I started reading Gates of Fire again. Tonight we're watching his favorite movie: Miracle. And last night we went with his Farsi class buddies to Hooters so he could get his fill of beer and ogling chicks before he leaves.
I feel pretty good this time. I don't feel scared: his job will be low-key. I don't feel bad about the length: we did longer pre-R&R last time than his entire deployment will be this time. And I feel optimistic about our chances with the fertility treatments too.
I just feel a smidge sad that my best friend is leaving me for the rest of 2008.
At least I have Charlie this time.
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um, does mean he leaves, like, tomorrow now?
we are thinking of you.
Posted by: kate at May 04, 2008 09:45 AM (576n8)
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Enjoy your time together. Charlie will be a great deployment buddy.
As for the fertility treatments, those must be pretty good if they work while he is deployed.
Posted by: Butterfly Wife at May 04, 2008 10:38 AM (YkizZ)
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*LOL @ Butterfly Wife*
I'm sad that he's going to be gone, but happy to see that you seem to have a good grip on it all. You're awesome!
Posted by: FbL at May 04, 2008 11:05 AM (HwqvF)
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Thank you both for serving our country.
Posted by: maryindiana at May 04, 2008 03:19 PM (eG5B3)
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You always get my imagination going when you say those opsec things. Now I'm so curious I can barely stand it.
Call me after he leaves. Even if Tucker is screaming, Lewis is seizing, and my house is on fire all at the same time, I swear I will answer the phone.
Posted by: Erin at May 04, 2008 04:10 PM (y67l2)
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"dorkosterone" LOL! I've been thinking about you lately, even if I haven't had time to comment. I hope the days go by quickly.
Posted by: dutchgirl at May 04, 2008 05:07 PM (+usWx)
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You sound really positive. You made me laugh. I got to watch every episode of The Office before my hubby left this past time.
May your time speed by!
Posted by: Tressa at May 05, 2008 04:51 AM (yY6P+)
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This brought back memories of my husband's deployment! The day we said goodbye, I went to a nursery (it was in the spring time) and spent a small fortune on plants for our yard.
We were renting at that time from our in-laws so I had some freedom when it came to yard work.
I must say, it was incredibly therapeutic to put those plants in and it gave me something to do that year.
I couldn't wait for him to see it! Because really, all those hours spent in the garden was in preparation for his homecoming.
I've planted a couple gardens since then in different places- but that one will always be special to me. I did it out of love and faith.
Good luck Sarah. You'll get through this.
Posted by: Crys at May 06, 2008 07:25 AM (dqGUK)
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