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Jan. 27th, 2005 07:34 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jdmkleinSarah is still in. i talked with her about her 9 a.m. She was a bit less delayed than the day before, but not completely back to her self. i won't be surprised if the stays in a bit longer. Doc won't let her go home until she is certain everything is as ok as can be. Master sent her a card by email. Someone at the hospital will deliver it to her today.
Master didn't make it home. i'm neither surprised nor disappointed, because i truly didn't expect it would happen. The Iraqi warehousemen have been given time off until after the election. Col. wanted the others to work today, but Master flat out said NO. The contract states a specific number of hrs. per week, and has no provision for overtime. The men have gone over their hours many times because of the military's collective egocentric mindset. The men have worked 12 and 15 hr. days getting everything that is needed out before the 31st. They must have the time off to recouperate both mentally and physically. i don't know what He will do all day today. Well, actually i do. He can sit in front of a computer 24 hrs/day and find stuff to entertain him. i suggested, politely of course, that He could use the day to clean out His truck and wash it. He said that's part of Hider's job responsibility. He did mention tidying up His living space. And just maybe grill a steak. i forgot to go out and check which grill He has up there.
i slept medicated last night again. i knew if i didn't take something my mind would not allow sleep. Yesterday i spent most of the day debating with myself about the vacation. Master said i should go, i need the break. And then He said He know i would make the right decision. Everything is paid for, even got my intern'l license. Right now i'm thinking it would be beyond my capabilities to go through all the rigamarole to try to get any of my money back. And i can't afford to eat it. My indecision may well be what makes the decision for me.
You all know who you are, thank you for the good thoughts and prayers and wishes.
i glanced out the balcony doors, the military boat is changing shifts. There is constancy and normalcy in the world. Certain things one can count on. That does bring me comfort.
AWL has postponed its general meeting for this month. The message said it was due to the uncertainty of the events that might occur because of the election. A wise decision, i imagine. Which brings me to my little fear that my being at the airport on that day. The probability is likely nothing will happen, but the possibility exits.
Note: one of the first things i must do if i get to Corfu is find an internet cafe. Another, equally important, thing on that list is to suss out the time differences. My phone won't work in Greece, i'm pretty sure of that. There is no phone in the apartment. i must have an avenue of contact.
Master didn't make it home. i'm neither surprised nor disappointed, because i truly didn't expect it would happen. The Iraqi warehousemen have been given time off until after the election. Col. wanted the others to work today, but Master flat out said NO. The contract states a specific number of hrs. per week, and has no provision for overtime. The men have gone over their hours many times because of the military's collective egocentric mindset. The men have worked 12 and 15 hr. days getting everything that is needed out before the 31st. They must have the time off to recouperate both mentally and physically. i don't know what He will do all day today. Well, actually i do. He can sit in front of a computer 24 hrs/day and find stuff to entertain him. i suggested, politely of course, that He could use the day to clean out His truck and wash it. He said that's part of Hider's job responsibility. He did mention tidying up His living space. And just maybe grill a steak. i forgot to go out and check which grill He has up there.
i slept medicated last night again. i knew if i didn't take something my mind would not allow sleep. Yesterday i spent most of the day debating with myself about the vacation. Master said i should go, i need the break. And then He said He know i would make the right decision. Everything is paid for, even got my intern'l license. Right now i'm thinking it would be beyond my capabilities to go through all the rigamarole to try to get any of my money back. And i can't afford to eat it. My indecision may well be what makes the decision for me.
You all know who you are, thank you for the good thoughts and prayers and wishes.
i glanced out the balcony doors, the military boat is changing shifts. There is constancy and normalcy in the world. Certain things one can count on. That does bring me comfort.
AWL has postponed its general meeting for this month. The message said it was due to the uncertainty of the events that might occur because of the election. A wise decision, i imagine. Which brings me to my little fear that my being at the airport on that day. The probability is likely nothing will happen, but the possibility exits.
Note: one of the first things i must do if i get to Corfu is find an internet cafe. Another, equally important, thing on that list is to suss out the time differences. My phone won't work in Greece, i'm pretty sure of that. There is no phone in the apartment. i must have an avenue of contact.
