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Day 7 P-2: JAN 12 - Wednesday    Recieved our fatigues today and our fitted rain coats. It will be an interesting change for everyone to see me in uniform. Later we will get our kakies and dress blues and whites. Other than that we took a blood draw at 0400 and had to fill 5 vials. Didn't get the peanut butter shot but seriously debating doing the pills. Only draw back of that is that I wouldn't be allowed to get penicilene. Tomorrow we do full physicals which will be lame.    Sent a letter packet home which should get there in 5-10 day hopefully. On the plus side later in that meeting/test found out that I should graduate on March 4th if

Day Four: JAN 9 - Sunday    Recently developed a tremor in right arm. Tremors go from minor shivers to hard shakes that obscure writing. Going to medical tomorrow and seeing what they say. Hope they get things figured out.    Practiced folding and organizing our racks. Not too difficult stuff as far as folding. Organizing was a little more obnoxious due to keeping thing precise. Helping most people around us to make sure they were golden.    So far food hasn't been too bad, no complaints. Don't see what McCluskey was bitching about to be honest. Been getting enough for the moment and refound my hunger but not sure if that will last once

Starting to transfer all my journal entries from Basic over to the internet. Yes I know there will be spelling and grammar errors. I'm transcribing them over verbatim with and without errors. May be doing three a night or more if I'm feeling good and it's not late. Figure I would give the inside scoop to those wanting to know how basic was for at least me. It will be different per person but this is my account: Day One: Jan 6 - Thursday    Long day so far, nothing bad just long. Got my papers for leaving and I'm the only one to ship from the Seattle MEPS office. Did my swear in with only one other guy, army. My mom and dad showed up for th