Bark Bark

I'm duty officer again, and that means less sleep (and more time to update the blog). But that's ok: I had the opportunity to take an hour's nap in the afternoon, before going to the gym. The hours before noon were well spent visiting the OCCP and paying salaries to local employees among other things. For lunch there was hamburgers and french fries! In the afternoon the deputy commander of the provincial NDS paid us a visit.


Tea and exchange of information in the PO's dining hall.

Then, after the aforementioned, a quick workout, dinner, and the evening brief, we had a team leader meeting in which we planned our activities a few days ahead - in vain, I'm sure, because as I've mentioned before, things seem to change faster down here than anyone can predict. Just take a look at the election process, which has turned into a farce. The stray dogs outside take no rest from their barking. I wonder which bark belongs to the one who is always staying outside our gate?