Well i suppose i best conclude the Falklands experience and put it to rest. At the moment im just above Dekar, traveling at 580 mph around 35000 feet and its -45 degrees out side.
If i think of the tour as a daily thing, even weekly i would say that it was shit, a joke and would never come again. But if i think of it as a whole i would have to say i really enjoyed it, all though i wouldnt want to come back i could handle it again. Ive met some awesome people, made some great friends down the line. Yeah i know the RAF are all pink and fluffy and the army are green meat heads but some of us do actually get on really well.
This tour has also made me make a definate decicion to transfer which im gonna start soon as i can. Got about 2 months leave to take too hahaha. Shame matts joining up so soon, not seen him in 6 months. STill i get a couple of hours with him in the car before he gets dropped off.
Well been in the air 13 hours up to now, got the muchies but air food dont really do much for me, I have however got some fat water, which is totally calerifick.
Looking forward to freedom, family, polution, decent bacon, driving, double bed, nice grass, no goose shit, car, new clothes!, better tv, Radio 1, Civilisation, Real fucking milk, Broardband, big tv, nice carpet, shopping, getting off this plane, new films, some bass, propper roast, Thunder, not been woke up by the planes, no more block jobs, Fresh chips and a rissole. OMFG Helmands mayo!
Well thats just a short list for now. Cant wait.
So, falklands. If i had too again i would, but not as a chef.
Met some great peoples.
Realised flying for 18 hours isnt funny.
Knock knock
whose there?
daniel
daniel who?
daniel headford.....
sophies joke not mine.
All the best to the people that are still stuck out there, soon be over.
Mood - Happy for it to be over, but sad to be leaving some people behind.
One(your name) - Sweedish house Mafia
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