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It's been a while..

I don't honestly remember the last time I posted something on here haha.. I have had so much happen to me over these months, possibly years since I last posted.. I'm just going to start fresh and roll the dice and say what I need to, regardless of how much sense it'll make, because it'll make sense to me and if anyone is still on here and wants to know, feel free to ask lol.

Let's see... I'm 21 years old, living my own place with a couple of roommates, moved out of my parent's house about a year ago when my most recent ex left me the first time. I felt the need to rid myself of my old world and that room we were always in together, so I left my parent's house and moved out. From there I got a temporary job at Autoliv, where I met Eric and became one of his roommates in a house in Ogden Utah. I ended up getting a job at L-3 Communications in Salt Lake City and commuting back and forth from Ogden to Salt Lake, but for the job it was definitely worth it and I loved it there.

My ex, Jordan btw, came back a few months into my new life without her, we worked things out and stayed together for the remainder of the time I was working at L-3.. From the job in SLC and the house in Ogden I moved into a nicer house with my friend Fredy, his girlfriend Chealsa and their one year old son Alex. A 4 story, 5 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 living rooms, a kitchen and garage, complete with decent size backyard, they took the top, I took the bottom and we shared the middle two levels. Things were going well, we had resumed talk about moving in together and marriage and all that other stuff that comes with time, we had been together for over 2 years at this point.

Eventually I lost my job at L-3 due to an accident with my medication, I fell asleep on the job and they didn't like that very much, so they fired me. Within that same week my girlfriend started stressing that we could never have a stable future since I'm always hopping jobs after 6-9 months, so she felt it would be best to go our separate ways.. She was also worried she was never going to reach goals she had made for herself, like going to school and having a family and such, there just wasn't enough stability for her, and I don't blame her for leaving..

And that was the story a month ago.. She left me, I lost my job, and I was told I need to get rent covered or I'd lose my home haha..

Right now I am trying to get my life worked out and fixed up as best I can with the tools I have. I applied, interviewed and am awaiting further instructions from L-3 Communications, yeah the same place I worked at before, about a job in a different department. I am also trying to decide if I want to join the Air Force, apparently you need to score a 30+ points on your ASVAB to even get into the Air Force and I scored a 70, easily haha.. On my practice test I actually scored a 77; on the ASVAB the lowest I got on my 4 score section was a 68, the highest was 78.. They told me I can have just about any job I want based off my test score, if you know me, you know that having options is my downfall, I always brush it off to the side when I have too many options.. I am still losing my home, but my parents said if I'm joining the military, I can stay there till I get sent out. When I get this job at L-3 however, I am going to try to move to Salt Lake City..

My ex, Jordan, is off living her own life and I am living mine. We aren't really talking and it's probably for the best.. I don't regret what I had, but that's not to say I don't miss it horribly bad.. Everyday I get a little better though and everyday I try to make a better life for myself, so I think I'm doing alright! I'm even kind of dating again haha.. At my friend Quang's Halloween party I met a girl named Courtney and we've hung out a few times, we talk and whatever, she's really cute and I wouldn't mind pursuing her, but she said she just wants to be friends, so until she's ready, I'll just be myself around her and her friend. There's also Amy, a girl I used to go to school with when I first moved out here haha, we're supposed to go on a date but she's always really busy, and I'm just leaving it up to her. Other then that, I guess I'm just trying to live my life..

I've pushed myself to be more outgoing and social, I've got crippling Depression and Anxiety, but after Jordan left the first time I checked into medication. I'm not taking anything anymore, been about many months since I took it regularly and I still get a little down when I take things the wrong way, and I still get a little anxious in crowds and stuff, but I am doing well enough without them, even with how my life has been going haha. I am just trying to look towards a good future and take things one day at a time.

Since she left I have gone to Wendover by myself lol, Vegas with friends I just met, but they became really good friends! Mandi and her husband TJ and the birthday girl Chels, along with Natasha and her boyfriend Hunter. Natasha has actually helped me out a lot with advice and just being a really great person to talk to, it's been real haha. Let's see.. I also went to a few parties, hung out with my family more and even with my brother! I've gone to the bar a couple of times with friends, back to back weekends if I remember correctly! Let's see.. oh there was also Quang's Halloween party one weekend, then hanging out with Courtney at The Bayou in Salt Lake, her idea haha, and then we went to the Utes VS TCU game, snuck in actually! It was a lot of fun just being with new people and making friends.. Being with Courtney was really great too, she's a way cool girl but she's just complicated lol..

Anyways, I think that's enough of an update after so long, I hope to get on here regularly again, so yeah, later days funny faces!

Christopher.

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American Heroes Press Top Stories June 18, 2010

Army Casualty

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Fallen Airmen Laid to Rest After 38
Years

Unidentified remains of 14 fallen Air
Force AC-130 gunship crewmembers were laid to rest at Arlington National
Cemetery here yesterday, nearly 40 years after their aircraft was shot down over
southern Laos.

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Deployed for Father's Day: Five
Perspectives

As Americans celebrate Father's Day
this weekend, thousands of military fathers will be deployed thousands of miles
from their families. Five servicemembers shared their Father's Day memories and
personal perspectives about what it means to be a military father serving in
wartime.

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CWID tests latest in communications
for warfighters

Airmen and Soldiers brought their
experience from Afghanistan and Iraq to test the latest communications systems
in the Colorado Springs portion of the joint Coalition Warrior Interoperability
Demonstration on June 16.

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Deployed Soldiers Return in Time for
Father's Day

Army Sgt. 1st Class Roland Lueras
left for a year-long deployment to Iraq on Father's Day last year, missing his
family's usual gift-giving celebrations. But this weekend, it will be his
8-year-old son, Austin, who will receive the special gift: his father. Lueras is
one of about 80 Army National Guard soldiers with the 203rd Military Police
Battalion based in Athens, Ala., returning home tomorrow, just in time for
Father's Day.

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http://military-online.blogspot.com/2010/06/deployed-soldiers-return-in-time-for.html

Flags lowered to half-staff in
Wisconsin Sunday for Army Lt. Col. Paul Bartz

Flags at Wisconsin National Guard
armories, air bases and other facilities across the state will fly at half-staff
Sunday, June 20 in honor of U.S. Army Lt. Col. Paul Bartz, a Waterloo native,
who lost his life while serving his country in Operation Enduring Freedom. The
Guard will render these honors in accordance with an executive order issued by
Gov. Jim Doyle.

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Children Inspire Father to Serve

The newest flight surgeon in the Iowa
Air National Guard's 185th Medical Group only just recently joined the military,
but his family is very familiar with military life. Air Force Maj. (Dr.) Glenn
Harden entered military service for the first time at age 56. His swearing-in
ceremony took place with members of his family present at the 185th Air
Refueling Wing here May 1.

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http://military-online.blogspot.com/2010/06/children-inspire-father-to-serve.html

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American Heroes Press Top Stories June 10, 2010

Army Casualty

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Air Force Casualties

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Marine Casualty

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Missing Child

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The Army Medical Scandal… Was There a
Resolution?

Tonight I told my husband that I have
an appointment tomorrow for another physical. “What” he says, “I thought you
already did all of your physicals I thought this was over.” “No” I state, “Those
were for the Army tomorrow I have appointments with the VA.”

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Mildenhall special operations Airmen
commemorate D-Day landings

The sky above Normandy billowed to
life June 5 as hundreds of parachutes slowly descended on a field just outside
St. Mere Eglise, a town near Utah Beach.

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Airmen Missing From Vietnam War
Identified

The Department of Defense POW/Missing
Personnel Office announced today that the remains of nine U.S. servicemen,
missing in action from the Vietnam War, have been accounted-for and returned to
their families for burial with full military honors. Air Force Col. William H.
Mason, Camden, Ark.; Lt. Col. Jerry L. Chambers, Muskogee, Okla.; Maj. William
T. McPhail, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Maj. Thomas B. Mitchell, Littleton, Colo.;
Chief Master Sgt. John Q. Adam, Bethel, Kan.; Chief Master Sgt. Calvin C.
Glover, Steubenville, Ohio; Chief Master Sgt. Thomas E. Knebel, Midway, Ark.;
Chief Master Sgt. Melvin D. Rash, Yorktown, Va.; and Master Sgt. Gary Pate,
Brooks, Ga., were buried as a group today in Arlington National Cemetery. The
individually identified remains of each airman were previously returned to their
families for burial.

http://military-online.blogspot.com/2010/06/airmen-missing-from-vietnam-war.html

Father’s Day

A gift for your hero
on Father’s Day

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Poems authored by Law
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American Heroes Press Top Stories June 2, 2010

Marine Casualty

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Army Casualty

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Army Casualty

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Air Force Pilot Missing From Vietnam
War Identified

The Department of Defense POW/Missing
Personnel Office announced today that the remains of a U.S. serviceman, missing
in action from the Vietnam War, have been identified and returned to his family
for burial with full military honors.

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Vigilance to Duty Results in Narcotic
Seizures over Holiday Weekend

U.S. Border Patrol agents stationed
throughout Yuma, Ariz., Sector arrested 14 suspected drug smugglers in three
separate incidents over Memorial Day weekend and seized more than $1,000,000
worth of drug

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http://criminal-justice-online.blogspot.com/2010/06/vigilance-to-duty-results-in-narcotic.html

All-Navy Triathlon Team Set For
Repeat at Armed Forces Championship

The Men and Women of the All Navy
Triathlon teams will push themselves through a 1500-meter swim, a 10-kilometer
run and a 40-kilometer bike ride at the Armed Forces Championship at Naval Base
Ventura County Point Mugu, Calif. June 2-6.

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Threat to Blow Up FBI Building in
D.C. Results in Prison Term

Jeff Henry Williamson, 45, convicted
of threatening to blow up the J. Edgar Hoover FBI building in Washington, D.C.,
has been sentenced to prison, United States Attorney José Angel Moreno and FBI
Houston Special Agent in Charge Richard C. Powers announced today.

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Forensic Bloodstain Pattern Analysis
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Leadership and Vision Statements

A Vision statement expresses the
aspirations of the organization. It identifies the direction of the
organization, what it hopes to become, and the principles it will follow to
achieve its goals. It should encompass the core beliefs and values of the
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