Well, not much to tell you all. This is one of the bad things (but good at the same time) of being in communications in the army. You tend to work really hard at the beginning getting your equipment set up and communications going, but once it's working there's not a whole lot to do unless something breaks. But if you're doing your job with maintanance and such, things shouldn't break. So you end up babysitting the equipment and passing the time.

It's starting to warm up some as the weather has been in the 70's the last couple days. As much as I've been complaining about being cold, I'm not particularly looking foward to the summer heat either. THAT should be an experience.