Another day goes by, and another day where I'm sitting in the house wondering what exactly is going on in this world. I woke up this morning and I went out for breakfast with Pam and Greg. We went to stonebridge, where I had eggs, hashbrowns, country ham and toast. It was very good, and reminded me of the times I had breakfast at my grandmothers when I was a kid. She always cooked country ham. I loved it then and I still love it now. Not too much else happened other than I came home and made some raspberry sorbet, which I put in the freezer just a few minutes ago. I checked my email and found some emails about G.W. Bush in there, and wish that he would just go away. The man is clueless when it comes to being president--well, is clueless all the way around, but the man isn't worth our time in this government and should just go away. Kerry, well I don't know if he is too much better, but anything is better than Bush at this point, and I for one plan to cast my vote for Kerry when I go to the polls in November. For the first time ever for me I will actually cast a vote and a polling station as opposed to voting absentee, which I have done since I was of voting age (military service does that). This time I will be 2 hours from my hometown going to school, and I plan to leave and drive up there and vote in person. It will make me proud, too, knowing that I cast my vote for John Kerry and did my part to get Bush out of office.
I start my Naval War College classes again on Tuesday, this time it will be National Security Decision Making (NSDM). I don't know for sure if I'm looking forward to it or not. I think I prefer NOT to go, but I understand the benefits for my career, and I will probably learn something in the process. Plus my good friend Deb will be there. I guess Deb being there is the thing that makes it most worthwhile for going. In that respect, I can't wait to go back. Plus, I always liked talking to her about getting GW out of office.
It looks like I may be going canoeing here in a little bit, so I'm going to go ahead and sign off of here for now. In the future, look for another weblog that will detail my life aboard a sailboat in Newport RI for the Winter. That is going to be interesting--yeah, interesting ;)