You may (probably not) have noticed my absence around here for the past 1.5-2 months. Well all through march I was doing field exercise and what not, then all of April, I went back to the States for the birth of my daughter. So without further ado, if any of you care to see her, or just like cute babies, here she is. Kayla Renee Arsenault, 8lbs 15oz.

Well, I was traveling the peninsula again, to a different, much larger installation which has an exchange sponsored car sales that sells cars and bikes to service members at supposed "discount prices". I Have been wanting to get a bike for a couple years now, so I thought I would check it out. They have yet to run my credit, so here what I have for an offer so far:

2008 883 Sportster - 6,521.00
5/YR Unlimited mileage Extended service plan w/ Tire and wheel coverage - 1,214.00
(I looked at what it covers, and its basically every part of the bike from fenders to gaskets)
Freight and processing charges total - 569.00

Is this any good of a deal? What do you guys think? This is my first bike as well, so I don't have a whole lot of experience buying these things.

Well, I sat down and watched "Freedom to Fascism" last night, and I couldn't believe it. Every American needs to watch that documentary. I'm not going to go into a huge spiel here. If you want to know more, you can watch it for yourself. Federal Income Taxis illegal? You bet.... more inside ...

Here are some pictures from my trip to the Korean Dmz, followed by a brief explenation. Enjoy! ... more inside ...

Yesterday I heard/felt the coolest thing ever! Ok so as you all may or may not know, I'm stationed in South Korea. Well I had a conference to attend at another instalation, a 3 hour bus ride away. Now rumble strips are a normal thing in the united states. Everyone hates them. They are loud, rough, and annoying. Well Yesterday we happend to go across a set that played the national anthom of South Korea. Yeah thats right. MUSICAL RUMBLE STRIPS. They were soft and light, and so long as you stayed at a consistant speed, each strip was a different "note" damn cool. I reccomend you all come over to see/hear/feel it for yourself!