Yeah Doug, you're right.
Kinda reminds me of being the Ready Brigade back in the 101st. You get ramped up for war a the drop of a hat, and then sit around and wait....
Only to find out you made it thru the rotation, and return to training/cleaning etc.
Oklahoma... that isn't even an hour and a half to the border, and three or so to my office. I was all ramped up for the travel, and new sights.
Cheaper this way though, and I don't have to remember the difference between Looneys and Tooneys.
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I do the things that I must, and really regret, are unfortunately necessary.
RIP OBG