Today started out with PT at 6am. It was meant to be a CrossFit workout, but it
ended up being a lot of squats. Not that
there is anything wrong with squats, but my legs feel like Jell-O now. At one station we did squats. At the next station we did burpees. A burpee is executed by dropping to the
ground, doing a push-up, and jumping as high as you can, arms reaching for the
sky. The next station was squats with a
medicine ball. The last station was
jumping up onto a platform that was about two feet high. After five rounds of these stations, everyone
was feeling wobbly and it was obvious.
My roommate and I went to breakfast together prior to
walking to work. On our way to work, we
noticed an ambulance taking off at a high rate of speed. We didn’t think anything of it, which is odd
considering where we are located. I
dropped my roommate off at work and I continued on to the Hospital because I
was due for a shot. While I was there I
discovered that one of our Soldiers had passed out on her walk to work and was
ambulanced to the Hospital where she was receiving treatment. That explains the ambulance.
I have noticed that every time I enter the Hospital I have a
different experience. The last time I
went in for a shot, I went in, received the shot, and left. This time, I traded my ID card for a visitors
pass prior to entering. I then rendered
my firearm to a nice Navy Soldier at the entrance. I was greeted upon entering the hospital and
was asked what I needed, directed to the appropriate desk, and asked to wear my
visitors pass for all to see. At the
desk, I was told to fill out paperwork.
I was starting to feel like I was in the States again. A Corpsman took me to the patient area, took
my vitals, and a doctor returned fifteen minutes later asking me to pee in a
cup. An hour passed by between my entrance
and exit from the hospital. I wonder why
my last visit only took fifteen minutes.
Work today has been quiet.
I am ahead of my work schedule, so I was able to take a long lunch. The weather has been so nice lately that it
was a pleasure walking outside in the sunshine.
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