I've been begging and pleading for a linguist since day 61, when my first linguist, Majed was re-tasked. It is day 137, but now, finally, I have a linguist to call my very own.
Sam Said arrived to Mosul on Tuesday and is a great addition to my team, of me (because there is "m" and "e" in the word team). Don't get me wrong, I would love to be a team player, but you need teammates.
I know the blog entries have been short and somewhat boring. I haven't been doing much living. I work, eat, and sleep. I try to watch some TV on DVD before bed to unwind. Right now it's Scrubs season two that's my nighttime entertainment.
For the first time in three weeks I am caught up. I don't know what to do with myself. It may take a few days to get my creative juices flowing again.
Sam Said arrived to Mosul on Tuesday and is a great addition to my team, of me (because there is "m" and "e" in the word team). Don't get me wrong, I would love to be a team player, but you need teammates.
I know the blog entries have been short and somewhat boring. I haven't been doing much living. I work, eat, and sleep. I try to watch some TV on DVD before bed to unwind. Right now it's Scrubs season two that's my nighttime entertainment.
For the first time in three weeks I am caught up. I don't know what to do with myself. It may take a few days to get my creative juices flowing again.
3 comments:
Now tht help arrived - but you are caught up, they will probably reassign him because you apparently don't need him. HMMM! Does it pay to be efficient???
Man I wish I had a linguist, then I would know what those people at El Rancho are REALLY saying.
By the way, funny story about work today next time you call.
Just good to hear that you are doing good and hangin' in there!
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