Posted on 02/02/2014 6:01:11 PM PST by robowombat
Not sure what military you were in, but we were semi-rebellious, questioned everything and pushed the limits all the time. There was almost no system that could not be circumvented if it made sense to do so. We may not have had a choice what furniture was in our berthings but we were most certainly not infantilized. We pushed boundries, found solutions and took responsibility.
I have an eval that states, “__________ is an intelligent, hard charging individual characterized by a somewhat outspoken manner towards authority”. I was an E5 at that time and went on to make E6 not long thereafter.
I was the first female JAG at my duty station
The guys were effing babies
they would say things like “I am lawyer and I drive a Volvo (the “cool” military officer car of the day)’
? yeah? so the eff what?
Remember when teaching right and wrong was pretty much done by the time a child was seven or eight years old.
had my 30 something MD suggest these as a preventative...despite my cholesterol being normal - her logic was to avoid vascular dementia and sudden death......having seen more than my share of family and friends wither away in cancer, I asked her what the problem was with sudden death?....she could only respond that it would upset my wife - like cancer wouldn't? seriously?
...the side effects of these statins and damage to your liver are frightening
I’m an observant agnostic and find infidelity damnable.
Softhanded wusses. The ranks of law schools are full of them.
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