Yes ma'am. Every time I drive down NW Hwy or hear any of our songs my thoughts instantly shift to you, I miss you and I get a little sad knowing that I can't just show up at your house or call you up to chat (knowing your phone gets less than perfect service up there). It's about that time of year when we usually make what seems to be a yearly visit to Galveston and it really really really sucks that won't be happening this year.
But aside from that I hope you're doing well and you're happy. I called you the other day but you were probably at work or in an area with no service. Holler at me soon so you can tell me what's going on.
You hit the nail on the head with this one. I'm in the same situation, all the people I know out here are people I work with, and that makes it really hard to just relax and chill. I'd say the strain of the lifestyle change is almost harder than any of the games they throw at you during training. It's been about 5 months and a lot of days off all I want to do is chill with all the guys from back home. Hang in there. -Clint
Yes the change of lifestyle is quite difficult. And it is so easy to get sucked in to this because it is really tough to get outside of it...especially when at the end of the week you're dead tired and black and blue and just don't feel like going out to mingle. And sometimes it's hard to even talk to your outside friends because your life consists of training stuff at least 40 hours a week and you don't really have much else to talk about.
I hope all is going well for you. It's been a while since we last talked. Don't you have 1 month left before they let you loose on the streets? Have you talked to Jim lately? We'll have to get on the phone when we have some downtime and do a little catching up.
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But aside from that I hope you're doing well and you're happy. I called you the other day but you were probably at work or in an area with no service. Holler at me soon so you can tell me what's going on.
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-Clint
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Yes the change of lifestyle is quite difficult. And it is so easy to get sucked in to this because it is really tough to get outside of it...especially when at the end of the week you're dead tired and black and blue and just don't feel like going out to mingle. And sometimes it's hard to even talk to your outside friends because your life consists of training stuff at least 40 hours a week and you don't really have much else to talk about.
I hope all is going well for you. It's been a while since we last talked. Don't you have 1 month left before they let you loose on the streets? Have you talked to Jim lately? We'll have to get on the phone when we have some downtime and do a little catching up.
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