Sunday, August 19, 2007

G.I. Joe

This past Wednesday, 15 August 2007, I had the opportunity to drive on the mighty highways of South Korea. Driving in this country is not for the weak. You literally have stay on your toes and pay attention or you will not make it.

For those of you who have been to NYC, driving in South Korea is like driving on the FDR on steroids. The lanes are small, everyone is constantly switching lanes, and all while maintaining a high rate of speed. I have gotten use to always checking my blind spot before switching lanes. hahaha.

So on Monday, 20 August 2007, my unit is going to the field until Thursday. We are going to be playing soldier and basically doing simulations as if we were deploying for war. I am looking forward to it because this will be the last time that I have to do this before I separate from the army. I will post pictures when I return.

This is all for now. Happy birthday to my man John Gabriel Robinson in Albany, NY who turns 28 today. Also good luck to my sister Jasmine who departs for Miami, FL on Thursday to start college at Barry University.

Peace and Blessings

1 comment:

Garifuna Coalition said...

Hi Leo,

Glad to hear that all is going well in South Korea and that you have a successfult trainingin session in the jungle playing Rambo.

All is well in NYC