I am go for prototype, set to report in 13 days. What an exhilarating feeling, to be leaving Charleston after 12 months of rigorous schooling. It is lamentable that I haven't posted more of my experiences here, or anywhere, but I shall seek to remedy that in the future. To sum it up, take 1 and a half tests every week for 48 weeks without being able to skip class, be late or show up without a shave, 5 days a week. While I was lucky enough to be on voluntary hours, many were not, being required to put in up to 35 hours extra every week, up to 5 hours made mandatory after school each day. In the first six months, "A" school for electronics technicians, I was the top of my class (1st of only 8, but of all rates graduating, I was 1st of about 40). In power school, I was 9th (I think) Of about 330, meaning I graduated with honors (above 3.7 GPA). I graduated yesterday. Holy friggin hell, I just graduated from nuke school @.@

Still a little bit in shock. A lot... of bits... in shock.

But I gotta stay on top of it, cause it isn't over. 6 months of prototype in New York left, and it's harder still than what I've been through. So here's to a nuclear winter in upstate New York; let's hope I'm not going to be the cause of the next 3 mile island hah!

And by the way, rearrange the numbers in this entry and receive a secret code pertaining to our launch codes >:3