After breakfast I play some minecraft and kill some time before having to go and fetch a few items from the commissary. I peruse the main PX for about 30 minutes just killing time until 11. I don't even get anything from the PX because the line is over 10 people long. That's just too much. I walk in the commissary when it opens and head straight for the water. I put x3 2.5 gallon jugs of water in my cart; this water is what I will drink all week. Next I get some cane sugar for coffee and tea. I also guiltily add pop-tarts and chocolate chip cookies to my basket. Only a $17 dollar trip.
I get some lunch on the way back; baked chicken, rice and beans and baked beans. I am now fueled up with enough fiber to produce enough gas for a trip to the coast. I chat with my boys and play some minecraft for awhile. I do go on a nice bike ride and listen to some ask pastor john while I ride. I have some revelations in the word and am grateful for the time I have to be in God's word. I come back to my room and pray and read the Bible.
Ft. Knox has lots of railroads |
I shower and make some great tea with the new organic cane sugar. Florida Crystals makes organic cane sugar and other specialty sugars using a process that generates no waste and uses no outside electricity. Having looked this up earlier, I feel pretty good about my sugar choice. It also tastes great in a cup of decaf black tea at 2200. I am disappointed though to find out that the Army TA program will only cover half of my master's degree and that I have to wait to finish ALC in order to even start the degree. I may not go to ALC until 2021. Surely I can get some sort of waiver, but that will be for another day. Maybe I can get a grant or something to help with the 9,000 dollars it will cost for my half of the tuition.
Ah well, at least the bachelors and associates was free.