A VERY SERIOUS TO-DO LIST:
Yes Yes, all of the go getters have them, whatever it may be called… A Bucket List, Things to do before I die, etc. Mine has been hanging on my wall since the beginning of last year. Happily I add whatever I wish and when it gets done I cross it off and think of something else to put on there. In the words of Yzma from the emporer’s new groove, well he ain’t getting any deader… so let’s get to it.
1. Make Bunting’s Toilet Our Bitch
2. Get Andrea S. hammered at State College
3. Tuesday Night $1 burger’s at Bar Louie (Hey I love food and having it on my to do list makes it happen.)
4. Go to OU for Halloween with Liz
5. Make it to NYC for Court’s B-day
6. Do an entire Motown Bar Crawl
7. Hit up Rock Bottom for Appetizer’s
8. Go to the WVU Pitt game November 23rd
9. Camp for a night at Blue Hole.
10. Vote for President (& not Tyra Banks)
11. Get a tour of the FBI Acedemy in Quantico & visit the Spy Museum
12. Run the Rock & Roll Country Music Marathon
13. Obtain a tour of the White House
14. Rock out at Spring Break Odessy Adventure
15. Sky Dive. Enough Said.
16. Bike from Conn. to Ohio Pyle
17. Vacation in Hawaii and become enlightened at Pearl Harbor
18. Finally complete all of the Gears of War 2 Cog Tag Achievements (I know, I know)
19. Make it through Naval OCS. & let me tell you this is not going to be easy…
20. Visit the Baltimore Aquarium
21. Get a Master’s Degree
22. Eat something crazy
23. Go to Russia
24. Live in Japan for 18 months. (Definitely going to happen, since I just got new orders there.)
I am in the process right now of applying for OCS and I plan to be on the Oct boards. I was wondering how hard is it to get into the program? Did you apply more than once?
I only applied one time. It was slightly harder for me because I have an allergy to uncooked eggs so I had to get a waiver to get in. The whole process took from September when I submitted my package to May when I found out I was accepted. I left for OCS at the end of August and was there until November. I was not rolled to another class though, I went straight through which at the time was a miracle. They have changed the entire program since I was there.