I feel much better now. Itās almost time to go home. No one else has yelled at me. Life is good.
Thereās some kind of alarmā¦never mind, it stopped.
My hands are bone dry and dirty. I do not care. Iām staring at the network of dark cracks and crevices that make up the lines on my palms like a person whoās on something, just appreciating how work-worn they are.
Evan said he had plantar fasciitis in Afghanistan, from all the being on foot. That mustāve really sucked!
I have already run out of time. Itās all good. Them boxes donāt stack themselves.
Talk later my friends āŗļøš