Kilraq

And so that day dawned.   The sun was hidden behind the clouds but was nevertheless present. The wind buffeted, the cloud sang of future rain, the grumbles of earlier risers signaling in the dawn. In other words, it was just another day. Nevertheless, I put a bit of significance on today.   Today I am not grumbling as I wake.  I am alert, ready and active. So what if its not sunny (This IS the northwest afterall), so what if it could rain.   Today I am alive and today I am seeing something that has taken near close to 7 years. Today I am out of the Navy. Now don't get me wrong.   The Navy isn't bad.  Due to the time I have spent in serv

   Well its been a wee bit too long since I last posted so I figure now would be as good a time as any.   First off, I have settled well into my life here in Oak Harbor, WA.   It's a small community, relaxed and postive outlook of life.  While I was expecting a little stronger military rooting in the community, it doesn't seem to have that underooting as much as I feared.   I pitch that to the Washington State independence and spirit.  I kind of like it.  My work job is nothing difficult.  I shoot award photos, go about and shoot independent photos here and there, ride a bicycle to work due to the growing gas prices, exercising a bit here