Comment from: Hinermad [Visitor]
Hinermad

Diana,

Welcome back to the working life. When you said you got to meet your commander I hoped it might be about your promotion, but I suppose “hurry up and wait” means the same thing no matter what branch of the service you’re in.

Investigations are fun. I’ve done a few in my time, of the “who put deodorant on the cat?” variety. It’s a great way to learn about human behavior, and watch people squirm. (Grin)

I’m trying to picture racewalking from your description. It seems like it would involve more impact on the ankles than regular walking. Or maybe I’m just not picturing it right.

Sorry to hear about your bike. Was it locked? I saw a video last year where some bike guru in NYC walked around the city critiquing how well the bikes he found were locked. Some jobs were worthless, like the one that used a cable and looped it once around a 3 foot tall post. One of the best jobs was on a bike that looked like it had been salvaged from a landfill and repainted with roofing tar.

Dave

06/16/10 @ 12:24
Comment from: Lorraine [Visitor]
Lorraine

Hi Diana,

So delighted you are also back in blogging mode. You do write well and are a treat to read.

Your investigation sounds interesting but I would imagine there are no tales you are allowed to tell. I hope it goes well.

Lorraine

06/18/10 @ 22:42


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