This morning I went to my Passport Interview or so it's called,I was all dressed up like for a job interview but all that happened is the person behind the counter just checked the details and stuck two passport photos on the application I was expecting to have to talk to a old man or old woman who've worked the post office for years about my application I expected to be treated with some respect but all I got was a rough check of the details and pay the cost and that was it,I was quite let down,although a friend of mine tells me it veries from post office to post office,any way I should have it arriveing in the mail in 14 days,then I rang my sweetheart in texas and let her know I paid for my passport and the excitement in her voice when I told her that,was enough to make me happy again.
Becky may not be My Legal wife (yet) but in our hearts it is true and it will happen in the not to distant future,we have talked about how much fun it will be to see around the citys we both live near,My seeing Ft Worth and Dallas and her seeing Sydney we are both excited about the other coming to see the other and plan to spend as much time as possible together which is why paying for my passport today is such a big deal to Me.
I bought a cheap computer game ( a car raceing game where you can design and race the car you make from scratch,I hope it's as good as it sounds.
I'm waiting for becky to come online
Oh Timothy, This was Beautiful. Thank you for waiting for me to come online but the time change is different and your afternoon is our night-time and it was very late and Mom was on the computer anyway so I went to bed. I was very tired too. I woke up though during the night because I have a lump in my throat and it is causing me problems as to why I cannot eat or breathe. Please say a prayer as I see the doctor on Tuesday the 9th of September which would be your Wednesday. I love you sweetheart. Thank you for your thoughts.
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