Well, time for me to go... as much as I enjoy fishing here, there is too much oil globules everywhere...

I love rain, but not particularly enjoy extreme humidity specially while I am in dead time, just waiting for the weekend to end... and I miss all my guys, while in Afghanistan, or Iraq hardly ever rains, and that made me much more appreciative of rain.






Training is awesome, and this guys have soo much potential!

After a long day at school, I am finally having some relieve, I drove to Fusion coffee, a cozzy shop at the skirts of Biloxy MS, in the Gulf Port section, and I am enjoying a mocca, and casual conversation with the staff, great people.

The area still show the scars from Katrina, but overall it is a very nice place, aside from fishing, surfing, scuba diving, and boating, there are some Casinos, and lots of food places.

I am having a really wonderful time fishing in the gulf of Mexico, next week I be snorking with my good friend Josh out of the Pensacola coast, spear fishing.

This is a trout I caught today our of the sea near the Mississippi delta, oh! and one of my friends spotted a 12 Ft Alligator pretty cool stuff, good thing we were not in the water at that time :)

But going back to my fish, this was a good size spotted trout, and I didn't lose much time getting into the BBQ

Work never ends, and when it does, it's only to transition between one job, and the next one. I be moving out of the desert for the moment, and will be working in the east coast for a month or so... this is great, cause I am sick and tire of working around the desert.
The Army have some helicopters that require my attention, and the Air force need me in the area as well, so it is settled I chose to move out, and enjoy of beaches in Florida once more ;)

We receive the weather report, and yes, we did reach the 122 F mark so it is official...

Out side is Freaking Hot!!!!

:)

Well, I just went into the dealer and pick up a small SUV, I was in need for some space anyway, so I got me a vehicle with just a little more space, and a hybrid because of the nice mileage, plus environmental concerns... and because I like driving in the HOV line for free without a passenger ;)
I got a great deal, I only paid 52K, and got it all, including the extra maintenance, and parts program, in the top of extra insurance, all in a nice and cool bundle ;)

Well, I suppose it was un-avoidable, after driving over 150000 miles all across the united states, Mexico, and Canada, a fender bender was just highly likely... specially due to the way most Californians drive :)

It happened in the after the after work, we were done with all the laps, and the NASCAR track was closed, I drove up to Napa valley, and in my way back I was to stop and see a friend in Vallejo, but never made it :)






I stop because there was an accident on the road blocking the traffic, and a cute woman driving a ford explorer hit me at 75 Mph... her truck bounced off road into the water :) I have to bend my door to get out, cars are not as tough as they used to be made. I was delayed almost 4 hours to get back to work, but luckly they all were very understanding. I did get to spend a couple of nights of party without a car, that part is not much fun, through it is nice not to be the designed driver ;)

Well, after quite a few months of having my real state agent flying back and forth across California, I took a decision for two homes, I be getting one in Tehachapi CA, a cute little town, with a more homier feeling, it feels very American, and love the town.
Today signed the papers, and must way for escrow to be done, another 15 days or so. close enough to downtown San Francisco, but not too close, so I enjoy a quiet area... plus I am making a small gym next to my pool ;)




There are 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, and have a lot of potential



I like a lot the easy access, near the freeways, and not so close that there is noise in the area.



I place an offer in the home in Tehachapi, and now I just must wait...