im good - i had my fun three year-long tours in Iraq

Sasha just wants me to join chair force so I can smoke her in pt :P

haha

Trololol jkjk

I’d go Marines if I ever did military. But I’m 25 now. Most marines are younger men.

@Deleted User Cash me oitside, how bout dat?

Hahahaha and Orlando those army tours though

I am glad I didn't have them

7 months Is good for me

@noobpocket you're still in prime condition at 25 - you'd probably get promoted quicker because the younger joes are still kids

25 in marines is perfect age

I am disabled, and I think I would smoke my old self in everything but running. My hip doesnt like running anymore lol. I was 21 then, now 39. I

@Deleted User one of them was 15-months, they told us were extended while out there

back in the surge

At this point, with all the lifting and cardio exercise at my job, I’d just have to get back into running more, and I’d kill all the PT.

the Colonel said after telling us we're getting extended, "look at this way, thats 4 more months to f*** shit up, hooah!"

nobody was happy inside tho, we were fuming

@noobpocket look up the PT reqs for USMC and go kill it!

indeed but being a lumberjack might be more peaceful

God's plan will take its course

It is a lot more peaceful. I still wake up at 5 am everyday and get home after 4 pm. My job has a lot of freedoms. There’s nothing wrong with working within the lumber trade.

nothing at all if you're at perfect peace and happy

It’s honest work, but I wonder if I can be content with it.

I could see myself being in this company for a while.

I miss working with trees. My old boss is going to have me once in a while. I can't handle it too much. I can do a few days a week at most.

I live a mile away. The people I work with aren’t bad. They had to see my work ethic and consistency first but now they’ve warmed up considerably.

I have been starting my own businesses since I can't do much. I help a lot of sick people like myself getting herbs imported that have changed my life.

In this trade you have to earn respect through how you work, is what I’ve learned.

That’s a good calling @Choose Life !

I always wanted to help people. That is why I wanted to be a cop before. I feel better doing what I do now.

That’s the ticket, man. That’s an admirable thing. As long as you’re happy.

I do not have a lot of money, but I am happy. I have turned down offers, and quit other business I made to help people. I was not happy when I was living for money. God supplies all my needs 😃

@noobpocket If you have been seriously contemplating the military, know that you have a short window especially in USMC. I had seriously considered the military in my 20s but always gave other jobs a chance. I thought it was over when I hit my 30s. I am blessed and thankful God had that cap raised to give me a chance to serve.

@Choose Life Amen

I live a frugal lifestyle, too @Choose Life. I spend my money on food and sit on the rest.

Yeah, a very short window indeed @Deleted User.

That’s very inspirational!

Thanks for sharing that.

@noobpocket Absolutely! God gave me the opportunity to grow and be ready to serve the entire time and helped me get my affairs in order; be right with Him first.

Amen.

I just got audible. Do you guys know the name of any books Jesse wrote? I have a credit for a new book.