Mark says "tell everyone hi!" but that's about all he's got. We e-mail back and forth every day. We've had every sort of communication this deployment, but nothing stable. We now can only talk via e-mail with an attempted phone call every so often. Since he's moved into the building/barracks (instead of tents), he doesn't have internet...as they did previously in the tent.
Less than four months until he comes back. The second half of the deployment is definitely going slower than the first...for me anyways. Mark says he just sleeps and works. He still gets a day off, in which he works out or reads, but not much going on over there! I'm ok with that though. He hasn't gotten the care packages yet. He should get them sometime this week, i'll let everyone know when they get them!
One month until the house is ours to move into! I'm really excited about it, and can't wait to have a home with Mark finally.
Trooper (the pup) is good, and a giant

It has taken me 30 minutes to write this already, most of which i've spent chasing him around the house.He is currently running laps around the house. He hasn't quite learned how to self-entertain yet. " Good thing for Mark, he'll be back when Trooper is all trained, lucky guy!

In other news, there was a reporter who went to Camp Leatherneck to do a special on the 114th Transportation unit (Mark's unit). There will be articles in the Star Tribune Tuesday, Thursday, and next SundayI think. The first article was in the paper this Sunday. I've found a link on the website though, check it out! The paper definitely has more information than the link, so be sure to look for it in the paper too. I haven't yet had a chance to read it yet, and might not read it until he's back. Sometimes the less I know, the better...especially in this situation.
http://www.startribune.com/politics/national/83029232.html?elr=KArksUUUycaEacyU
Heather and Trooper
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