We had mucho family time this past weekend.
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Saturday, May 8, 2010
A Georgia Peach Returns
Our days here in Guam are numbered. Since we got orders on Thursday, a mad rush has started to get everything finished before we leave this coming Saturday. There is just not going to be enough time to say goodbye or thank everyone here.
We've had a wonderful time on this assignment, and we've loved the opportunity to travel from here. From Guam, I've visited Honolulu, Mexico, the Philippines, Saipan, Chuuk, Palau, Tokyo, Fiji, and Hong Kong!
Whew, back to sorting for the movers!
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Earthquake - 5.4
We haven't had an earthquake in a long time. Friday afternoon, we had a 5.4. I was in the car at a stop light, and the car started bouncing back and forth! No damage reported here on Guam.
WW II Tour
Brian and I have been meaning to go on this WW II tour on Guam the entire time we've been here. It is offered once a month, and we have just not made time for it over the last 3.5 years. Finally, we went on the tour a couple of weeks ago and here are some photos:
Sunday, April 4, 2010
NEWS FLASH!!!
Some things are going to be changing in our house! Brian has to be in Korea around the first of June, so we've decided to move me back to Savannah in mid-May. Then if everything goes smoothly, we'll also be parents on or around October 14!!! We are a little anxious that Brian will be in Korea for a year, but we are excited for our family to grow! HAPPY EASTER!
Monday, March 22, 2010
Congrats to Karli and Martin!!!
One of my dearest friends got married last week...congrats to Karli and Martin! Here's a photo of the happy couple from the photo booth set up at the reception!
Monday, March 8, 2010
THE ASSIGNMENT IS IN!!!
The assignment that we got was totally not on our radar: Brian will be moving to South Korea to do a year-long unaccompanied tour. This means that I am not allowed to go! We are a little bummed but glad that it will only be for a year. On the upside, Brian will get credit for a deployment while in Korea...so one less deployment to Afghanistan. I do have a lot of questions regarding what happens to me while Brian is there, so stay tuned for what I plan to do during the year while he is gone. My options are basically to stay in Guam (which is only a 4 hour flight from Korea, move to the next assignment (which has not been worked on yet), or move back to good old Savannah...
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Seabee Ball 2010
Last night, Brian and I went to the Navy's Seabee Ball which is a celebration of the Seabees' birthday. Brian's AF unit, RED HORSE, is basically the AF's version of the Navy Seabees. Some of the RED HORSE folks thought they'd be spirited and brought a big red horse for a centerpiece to last year's Seabee ball. And this year, the Seabees were ready for us. At our reserved RED HORSE table, we had assorted pink ponies and pink party hats. It was pretty funny! Check out the photos.
Ben posing with the pony
sporting the pink pony birthday hat
Rob, Fran, and table flair
me and Brian
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