A Day In The Life
Numbers, as I'm feeling rather uncreative of late.
24 - Deposits that we have in for our summer Young Life camp to Frontier Ranch in Colorado
22 - Days until I get to go home
0 - Full eight hour shifts that I've had to work in the last 2 weeks
6 - MO Tigers BCS ranking
55 - minutes until Young Life
22 - David Eckstein's number, a number that will never again be seen in Cardinal red. Good Luck Ecks
3.85 - dollars that I spent on some Chik-fil-a sweet tea today
2 - weeks since the last new episode of the Office
4 - games the Cards are playing in Atlanta in July
4 - games I intend on watching the Cards play in Atlanta in July
2.5 - hours in between me and Charleston Southern University, where my brother Lee is going next year
18 - times I've listened to Nickel Creek's farewell concert on NPR
I wish this had been more entertaining. I promise to come up with a rant on something interesting like the debauchery of the Christmas season. Enjoy yourselves.
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There's nothing wrong, as I see it, with admitting you look anxiously towards that day. The big reward is the elation you will feel when you step off the quarterdeck with discharge papers in hand.
I can still feel that sensation. And the greatest source of elation for me wasn't from my new-found freedom, it was the feeling of pride I had in what I had accomplished in serving my country in time of war.