OK, so in about 2 hours we'll hop on some sort of transport out to Pegasus Field to catch a C-17 to Cheech. There are all of 14 passengers on a flight on a plane that can have two lanes of traffic drive through it. I'm sure there will be mountains of cargo to keep us company, though. McMurdo is surprisingly not all that busy, but I guess it's still relatively early in the season. It's interesting observing how people won't say "hi" to you in the halls, and how the DAs (I feel their pain) won't make eye contact with diners. I guess it's the same difference leaving my small, rural home and going to the big city where folks don't wave to each other as they pass in their cars. Anyhow, we should be to New Zealand and processing through customs and all that by like 8 or 9 o'clock this evening, and this chapter in my life will be closed.
Well, I'm going to go read a book for a while and not work. This is strange, but not unwelcome, after 13 months on the clock.
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Congrats on reaching the next level. By the time you read this you should be in NZ. The shirt arrived and looks great-thanks so much!
I don't remember the DAs not looking at diners, but I was on the crew, so maybe I was lucky.
Have fun in the green warmth.
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