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Monthly Archives: January 2011
On Edge
Mailed blog – written by Julian 07 Jan 11 So, the time is almost here. Our cushy style of Reception is ending soon and we’re about to get thrown into the chaos of BCT at any moment. While we’re glad … Continue reading
ACU’s, ACU’s, camo, camo
Mailed blog – written by Julian 06 Jan 11 Wow, we all look like soldiers now. It’s a sea of camouflage. When we stand in formation, we are heel to toe, and with our hats just above our eyebrows, really … Continue reading
I’m still standing
Mailed blog – written by Julian 04 Jan 11 Felt like we never slept at all. Went to chow after standing in formation for a good amount of time. The weather is slightly chilly, but these southerners must think its … Continue reading
So Much Shopping!
Mailed blog – written by Julian 03 Jan 11 Wow, it seems like I’ve been here a year already. I have to admit on the bus ride from the airport to Fort Jackson, I was pretty nervous. As soon as … Continue reading
Week 1 – Parent Version
Hello G.I. Jules fans – Well, we have talked to Julian about 4 times since she had arrived at Fort Jackson. She sounds GREAT! She prefers I hold off from giving you too many details – as she is writing … Continue reading
Checking in: Fort Jackson, SC
This is my first shot at posting on Julian’s blog site – I sure hope I do it justice. Julian’s journey started early this morning by bidding farewell to friends Rebecca & Paulo (thank you so much for offering your home). … Continue reading
G is for Goodbye
Twas the night before ship out and all through my sack, zip lock bags were bursting of undergarments of white and toiletries all tagged. I can’t believe tomorrow’s the day I’m shipping out. It’s FINALLY here. The build up has … Continue reading
Streamlining
This past month has been a whirl. I knew that packing up my things would be quite the task. With my ship date just about 24 hours away, the contents of my civilian life are all tied up in neat … Continue reading