Unkown But Yet Known

We are always happy to go and do something. Planning something months ahead of time. Then out of no where, we're told to start getting ready for the mission that we knew was goign to happen, just hoping it was after our planned trip, or date. I'm only told dates and what were going to do, but those are for little things, not the big deployments. Nope, we don't know until later down the road, but even though we may get mad, we have to be flexable. We always have to be flexable to meet the needs of the country and the world. We're told that this date and this month we should know when this happens. That statement is more true than ever now since I've joined the US Navy, but I accept the fact that I have to be flexable cause anything can happen at any given point in time. The uknown but yet known. Our deployments.

Being Appreciated By People You Dont Know

I know being appreciated by your family means a lot to everyone including me. But it feels more gratifying when someone you don't know or you do but have never meet face to face before says thank you for what you are doing. I play an Internet game and I was in my own guild (club) in this game, by myself and alone. There was a guild that asked me to join, weeks later I did. And after minutes of me joining I was given this intro to the guild (we miss spell and abbreviate a lot[AdmiralWright is my account name]):Every one plz welcome AdmiralWright


he is a service man and more then deservers your respect more than just if you r and american We military men and women receive a lot of praise from friends and family, and we take in with all of hearts. But when it's from an unknown or no face person you play a game with, you take it more than you would normally. I know the person in the game, in the real world, I don't know him and he doesn't know me. But he said thanks in his way, and that what matters. Give thanks to those who wear the uniform the US Armed Forces, no matter if you know them or not, then will appreciate it more than you know and you never know. It might brighten their day