Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Good Wednesday morning.

Yesterday was a beautiful sunny day.  It is a shame that I had to work.  The weather has been cloudy overcast and damp ever since I got here.  Man I can tell with my hair – it is really trying to curl!  I was at my office at RAF Mildenhall, which is about 15 or 20 minutes from my home base.  Of course it took me about 30 minutes because I couldn’t find it in my GPS, so I was just following the signs!  Then when I got on base, it took a good 30 minutes to find the right building.  They say that base is about the same size as Lakenheath, but I think it is much larger!  I had a full morning of interviews then a briefing at 1:00.  This was not my full four hour briefing; it was a much abbreviated version.  They wanted the 30 minute version with another 15 minutes for questions.  It is hard to reduce four hours to 30 minutes, so I just touched on everything, without a lot of detail on anything!
I left the base last night at the Bird in the Hand gate.  Bird in the Hand is a Pub that Margie Morrison’s son-in-law told me to be sure to visit.  I had Chicken Tikki Marsala for dinner.  I was expecting some type of chicken marsala,  It wasn’t, it was more like a chicken curry with a piece of nan (Indian bread).  It was good, it just wasn’t what I was expecting!  How weird, I just Googled Chicken Tikki recipe and it is a chicken curry, I guess the marsala threw me off!
I am getting a little more comfortable driving in the UK, but I hate those roundabouts!  Give me a four way stop sign anytime!  Everyone says within a month I will love them and miss them so much when I go home.  I am not feeling the love yet!  I would say that has probably been the closest that I have been to an accident, I wasn’t really that close, just enough to scare me and make me realize I don’t know what the heck I am doing!
Well, I have another full day of interviews; they didn’t even schedule me a lunch today.  Good thing I brought some peanut butter and crackers!  I will tell you all about my trip to Rome later.
Cheers!

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