I am a man who will freely admit when I'm wrong. In this case, I get to call "bulls**t" on myself! lol
Recall, if you will, the following post:
It seems as if I have called upon the ghost of "what will never be" and now exclaim "BOOYAH!" I wish I could already report here that they have approved my reclassification. This, has not yet come to pass. However, by the looks of when I posted this, it was shortly before I even got involved with AFN (just before). Things look particularly good. The MOS is now considered a "critical MOS" which essentially means it takes top priority in filling its rosters. Mind you, the job I'm currently in is also considered likewise, so it will essentially be a virtual tug-o'-war. Let's hope the victor is the new position.
So, in the immortal words of Stephen Colbert, I give myself the "Wag of the finger AND a Tip of the Hat" for brilliantly misleading myself into believing that I was so far from radio that it would never be within my reach again, and for being so wrong about it.
And in turn, will confess I now believe the spirit of my original post in its entirety was ill-conceived spawned by the seemingly absent participation from those I came to knew really enjoyed the banter. Or for those who like small words, I was stupid to believe that blogs and message boards were reserved for those doing little or nothing with their careers. And so I humbly retract that line of thinking wholeheartedly.
Recall, if you will, the following post:
NH Radiochild said:
It seems as if I have called upon the ghost of "what will never be" and now exclaim "BOOYAH!" I wish I could already report here that they have approved my reclassification. This, has not yet come to pass. However, by the looks of when I posted this, it was shortly before I even got involved with AFN (just before). Things look particularly good. The MOS is now considered a "critical MOS" which essentially means it takes top priority in filling its rosters. Mind you, the job I'm currently in is also considered likewise, so it will essentially be a virtual tug-o'-war. Let's hope the victor is the new position.
So, in the immortal words of Stephen Colbert, I give myself the "Wag of the finger AND a Tip of the Hat" for brilliantly misleading myself into believing that I was so far from radio that it would never be within my reach again, and for being so wrong about it.
And in turn, will confess I now believe the spirit of my original post in its entirety was ill-conceived spawned by the seemingly absent participation from those I came to knew really enjoyed the banter. Or for those who like small words, I was stupid to believe that blogs and message boards were reserved for those doing little or nothing with their careers. And so I humbly retract that line of thinking wholeheartedly.