But Liz is home! Liz is done with army!

I am doing fine! @u@ thanks so much for all the love people kept sending me while I was in the army! It meant alot to get me through the toughness of it.

It was more like 4 months wasted from my life. But I learned 2 things.

A) always be patient. Some people are just too much. Noone was as bossy or inspiring or as annoying as my mom, so after I thought that, even my commander seemed childish and unprofessional.

B) I had a reality wake up call right in there at some point. My commander noticed that I was polite and told me I shouldn't be, its the army. If something needs to be done, it will get done. For some reason, after coming back home, i find it easier to actually work. I am not sure at what point I matured to this. I feel like a final part of me understood what a responsible adult can and should do.

I sometimes think about what I want to do here and there. I wanna go on a trip and I want to relax, but since coming back to Greece, in 9 days, the only time I had left for me was surprisingly a sunday.

I also lost weight! And I was in a room where 12 out of 20 guys were professional athletes with athletic honors. It was so so so so awkward man! Those guys were 8 or 7 years younger than me and they were like hunks from men's health magazine! Talk about fun!

I am glad to be back!