Letters

Everything here is interesting. It's pretty tough starting with day one. Getting off the bus and getting yelled at was tough. But you start getting used to getting yelled at on a daily basis. We do alot of IT, which is INTENSE TRAINING. Push ups and sit ups, squats, and leg lifts, this happens if we talk at all or dont make time objectives, or mess up on anything so through out a day we do about 100 pushup, 300 situps, 300 leg lifts and 300 squats. But most the time its because we have a few kids that just screw around and think its funny which gets us in trouble. But hopefully that changes when they get set back a week. We now are entering our week 3 of training. We got our guns that we train and march with. We have learned alot of marching drills. We have alot of class time learning military bearing like ranks of personel how to stand watch how to salute how to greet. its pretty complicated. and alot of memorizing. every morning we have to shave clean & make our beds and get dressed in like 20 minutes. its tough sharing one bathroom that has 5 urinals 4 toilets 10 sinks and 6 showers with 36 people in my squad bay room. our company has a total 96 people. the food here is actually pretty good alot of variety for each meal. i am eating lots of fruit and vegetables 2-3 servings a meal. usually a banana and cantaloupe for breakfast and a orange and apple for lunch and dinner. we have things like pizza, hamburgers, chicken, lasagna, pot roast, you name it we have probably had it. 2 main dishes per meal. then vegetables and side dishes. every meal they make us drink 2 glasses of water. this is pretty tough what i am doing but i know i was raised to make it through. growing up i learned to be tough and make it through. Grauduation is Dec 11. Tell everyone my address. I need letters to help me get through.