Meg Ordered.

luxrok

On Thursday I needed to get two things done, meet my instructor to go over building up my unit and get my double 120s filled to dive on Saturday. So there I was, loading my 2 sets of tanks and deco bottles into my truck and my Meg. All I could think about was soon this will all be over. There will be no more loading of the 200lbs plus of tanks into my truck. My poor back will get a little relief. I am very much looking forward to moving over to CCR and have a whole new set of problems to deal with. Everything in diving seems to take time, there seems to be no rushing. There is no way to accrue the time underwater except to spend that time underwater. I think the saying is, 'Time takes time.'

As for my training schedule, to be honest I could be trained sooner but I will be in Florida the last week of the month cave diving. When I planned that trip I wasn't expecting to have my Meg already. I am not really concerned because diving is diving to me. I got to dive the USS San Diego yesterday, this Saturday I will hopefully hit the Oregon or dive with my wife and friends, the following weekend is classroom and pool for CCR, the following weekend is Florida for cave. I think that is a pretty good life. And when I get back from Florida a week or two later I will do my open water dives on the CCR.

I look forward to meeting you Scott, take it easy.
Hans

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