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writing tip #3066:
enrich your writing experience by sobbing into your keyboard
BIG anchors….
NORFOLK NAVAL SHIPYARD, VIRGINIA (October 22, 2020) -- Master-at-Arms (law enforcement) 1st Class Brian Dunne, USN (left) is reenlisted for a few more years of Naval service by LTJG Asa Calloway, USN, on the starboard anchor of United States Navy nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75).
Operational conditions permitting, Sailors are allowed to pick their “spot” for traditional reenlistment ceremonies. Normally, the location maintains a special meaning or significance for the Sailor extending his or her contract with the Navy.
      This is how they got out to the perch on the anchor.
That anchor looks a bit beaten-up right now only because the aircraft carrier is in the shipyard for an extensive maintenance period between overseas deployments. That anchor will be gleaming again soon....
                  USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75)
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>>Top four photos: Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Bela Chambers, USN
>>Note: A couple more examples of some of the unusual places Sailors pick for their reenlistment ceremonies....
    Ninety feet (27 meters) under the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii.
    At the North Pole when your submarine makes a stop there.
If I am honest, if I am truthful with myself, I understand I have so much work to do in order to become the person I believe I was born to be. I can be more, and so I will start trying harder today. This is Typewriter Series #3066 seed line. I’m posting the full poems and extras on my newsletter, and the link is in the bio tree. Please, come sign up. Hang out. Join us. . I’m to be gentle and curious, patient despite reasons to be hasty, I’m to be calm in the face of panic. I’m to be kindness, a wave of compassion that consumes and soaks all in its path. I’m to taste of tenderness to make this life a poem written in footsteps and hands held out for the holding, I’m to be new, or unearth the old like excavation and hold it to the sun as dust falls from it like incense smoke and discovery. -Tyler Knott Gregson- (at Lower Largo Beach) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHjVZw1lRdE/?igshid=y06a5ehkwzh5
