Alright here is the update...
Not sure what to write about except for one thing. I'm in the process of becoming a Drop Master and things have been flying right along. On what was supposed to be my last qualifying flight before going to On The Job Training I received a call right before shutting my phone off. It was Sarah's mom calling to tell me that Sarah was being taken to the hospital. She told me that Sarah had been stabbed. I asked where first and she said the leg. Typical guy, i thought in my head, "She's fine.". lol But then I was told she was being taken to the emergency room. So i jump off my flight and run to the hospital. Here I am freaking out and as i walk into the emergency room, there she is smiling and laughing. Apparently what happened is that she was in a hurry so she threw her lunch (including a steak knife to cut her fruit) into a shopping bag. When she used her hip to close her car door the bag swung at her leg with the knife sticking out. Next thing she knew she had a blade about and inch deep into her leg. Being the tough one she is, she pulled the knife out right there herself. Everyone freaked out and called 911. Called me freaking out. I freaked out that she was going into EARLY stress induced labor! So that's how we all ended up in the hospital. lol
Here's a pic of the cut after some healing...not to mention the ring some of you wanted to see...
And here's my always beautiful wife, with our two little girls, laying in bed.
:)
Sarah also had her baby/wedding shower about two weeks ago. The best part was that Mama was able to come from home and GK, Susanna, and Van came from NY. We had lots of fun with them her and all the other family and friends. Mama was able to come on base and walk through my plane. I'm told she "lost" the pictures she took so i'm gonna have to take some for her and everyone to see.
As for me...like i already stated, I'm in my last phase of DM quals. Runnin right through them I finished all my ground phases and test in one day. Yes...I'm bragging. haha And now I've been sent by my Master Chief to do on the job training with the Civil Service workers and contractors at the Coast Guards, Aviation Supply and Repair Center. These guys are some of the best and most knowledgeable at their jobs. It's been a lot of fun and a good experience with good guys. In the last week I've helped remove side panels and rivet new ones on. Another week of that and then it's off to the composite shop for two weeks.
So that pretty much has been our lives for the last little while.