How funny, that's where I was for the week leading up to Christmas. Christmas Day and after for about another week, I was at my grandma-in-law's. :3

lol, i was down there from dec.28-jan. 2nd btw happy new year tim!!

We could have seen each other and not even known it! XD

Well not quite, I was always wearing my JR Tees, so if you'd have seen me, you would have most likely recognized our logo :3

Happy New Year to you as well, mate!

hey Tim its awesome that your going into the airforce, i cant becuase i have  a  VERY  VERY VERY VERY  severe food  allergy when i eat the allergen i cant breathe and if it touches my skin i get hives,red skin.  i had a skin reaction in the summer of 2009 and had one while down in florida just a few days ago. My teachers say its discrimination for not letting ppl w/food allergys in. but whats there for me to do about  it because im 14 and there still wouldn't be much i could do.  (i was planning on going to the airforce when i graduate but my hopes were crushed when i found this out.  my allergy is severe off the charts no joke, im literally one of the 400+ in the U.S.A  that has that bad of an allergy. i have to have an epipen (look these up if you dont know what they are) and a medic alert bracelet on me 24/7 NOT ONCE can i take it off and frankly my allergy has a 8% chance of going away. and we found out when i had a mouth reaction at 2yrs old   

That's not good to hear! Sorry to hear that, man! I am actually familiar with bad allergies. My sister has a ton of them. She can't eat any gluten, soy, most dairies, etc. Not fun, although I usually like her foods even when she doesn't, so she's got the luxury of experimenting with foods! She has a wrist bracelet too, though not one of those alert ones, just one with pictures of the various things she can't have.

I am still looking into the Air Force, but my parents don't entirely agree with it. :\

What can I say, I'm only 19, I don't entirely know what I want to do with my life just yet. My parents want me to try a different school or take a semester off and get a job in the meantime to think about it, and I agree with them on that. There's no reason to rush into a decision. But the option is always there.

Funny story with regards to food, I actually love like 98% of the MREs. I'm an Eagle Scout, and the troop I was in was sponsored by an American Legion outpost, so we constantly got stuff like MREs if they had too many, so we took them for campouts and whatnot. Those things are absolutely amazing.