Randy Thinks: March 2010

     Well for those of you that I consider close, or pay attention to the things I say, know I was in boot camp for the past 3 months. I dont know if or how to blog that experience so this blog post might be a lil chopped and screwed but enjoy the pics from family day and my graduation day.
     Looking back at it, boot camp wasnt easy, but it wasnt that hard, and it was no where close to being easy but everything had its own level of difficulty. When I first got to boot camp, I was pumped and ready to go, by the second day when we had to get shots (butt shots are the DEVIL) I was ready to go home. Pretty much throughout boot camp it was so surreal, I couldnt believe I was actually there. It sucked being away from family and friends and not being able to talk to them besides waiting on letters, not being able to be on twitter or the space, or having a drink and other luxurious things.
    I'm happy with my decision of joining the Marines and wouldnt change it for anything. Less than 1% of our nation are Marines (the few. the proud. for real for real haha) and it makes me proud and greatful that I'm able to say I'm part of that small number. I have to give all glory to God for helping me not only throughout this journey but in my life period. I knew without God, I probably would've had a much harder time in boot camp so I'm ever so greatful for the Lord above.

Family Day

My Drill Instructors

BUNSSS!!

I missed pizza soooooooooooooo much!

I low key forgot how to use my phone, sue me.

Graduation Day

1 of our mascots

(I didnt smile in most or all of these pics because Marines dont smile haha.... but for reals)

*The Unit*

The woCHILD who only sometimes claims me but holds me down through everything, especially boot camp. (I didnt know what pick to use so I use both, blah.)