So life has been slow for Joshua and I, since he was waiting for his waiver to be approved. His vision, which is near-sighted, is quite bad, so he can't fly jets (thank God). But his vision was bad enough to require a waiver being approved. So we waited.
Friday, Joshua announced his waiver was approved to my mom and I when she dropped me at his house. You know someone's excited when they're standing outside and it's the first thing they say. He doesn't admit it, but I know he was, and is still, excited.
So today he is heading to San Jose, once more, to swear into the Air Force and DEP in. So tomorrow he'll know when he's sent to boot camp. I'm not sure, but maybe find out what he'll be doing with job training. Not too sure anymore. All I know is tomorrow Joshua gets a free shirt (free as in signing his life away for eight years). But the recruiter says he won't leave for BMT until at least January. Which is nice, he'll be here for Christmas, his little brother's birthday, my birthday, and New Year's.
In my little life circle, my family finally found a house of our own, and we'll be moving into it on the 5th! Because of our eagerness, my sister Danielle has started "packing," aka "destroying our room and putting a few things in a box." But we'll celebrate Thanksgiving in our new home! The landlord is awesome, as well. He reminds me of my late grandpa, as well as Joshua's Papa.
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