Tuesday, March 4, 2008

DSM -- No Not the Crazy Diagnostic Book


So here I am living for the next two weeks in the great state of Iowa.  It's been a while since I slept in Iowa for more than 24 hours in a row and I'm still adjusting.  Ugh this morning was so boring listening to Financial Investigations that I almost poked my eyeballs out.  I had to amuse myself sending random text messages.  Thank god for lunch time, I had a chance to recharge my batteries although I did avoid the dining facility like it was carrying the plague.
I took one look at the stir fried shrimp and out the door I went.  I satisfied the pangs of hunger I was experiencing by mixing up a protein shake in my hotel room.  Phew thank god I remembered to pack that, talk about a lifesaver.  Chilled out for an hour before I drove back to post for another four hours that I wasn't looking forward to.  Luckily after lunch the IRS guy was gone and we moved on to surveillance taught by one of the DEA guys.  That moved along quite briskly as I found that mostly interesting.  I did sit and piddle around with my phone reading the news for a bit.  I debated on watching National Treasure but I figured that would be to blatant at this point so I abstained.  
I can't wait until Friday so I can sleep in my own bed! YES!  Jenni has to work all weekend so we won't have a chance to go out and do anything but at least she'll be sharing the bed with me. I did wake up a few times last night checking the other side of the bed before I remembered where I was.  Kind of bummed me out but what can you do.  It's only for a few more days so I'll just have to suck it up.
So I went downstairs and had Bennigans for dinner.  I figure since the feds are paying for it, let's splurge and have the ribeye.  Threw in a blue moon beer and sat with some people from the class.  Quite honestly though I wasn't ready to hear about the code Brown from the 30 something chick whose name I don't even remember.  What I really was surprised to hear was Jamaal ask me what a Code Brown was.  It was worth the look on his face when I told him what it was  to have heard her say it in the first place.  I did pass on the invitation to head to the mall with them.  I figured I'd learned a little too much during dinner time for me to hear more.

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