In service training

No kidding I found these images on the Internet and this is his actual block its called

J BLOCK, this is where Hubby spends 8 hours a day, these are one man cells...nice accommodations huh? The first pic is of Prison itself...It was build in 1998 and is state of the art, everything is high tech and computerized..for a prison it really is nice, I know because I've been there, we were officers together there before we got married.
Brian has in service training this week for the prison, so what that means is he is out of lock down for 40 hours this week. He gets freedom to have fun and see old friends from other intuitions he hasn't seen in a while, learn or relearn tactical use of force moves,

stress management classes(mandatory) CPR and a slew of other things you are

made to sit through in a 40 hour class.

What it means for me is NO SLEEP!!!

I will get home from work at 6 am, get the puppies set up with food, walked, get myself ready for bed, wait for phone call from Hubby saying he made it to work and telling me he loves me (because of his job we always say good bye and tell each we love them,

you never know how things are going to go that day,

seeing as his prison is named after 2 correction officers who died in the line of duty) then I can get some sleep, roughly 7 am. He will be home for lunch around noon, because we live 7 minutes from the prison, so he will want to have lunch with me, nice I know but sleep is nice too.

He will leave for the prison again around 1 pm and I will go back to sleep after walking the puppies again. Sleep this time will only last till 2:45, then it's up and getting ready to go to the gym by 3:30, when hubby gets home. We are running 3 miles today,

and attending Ride class, it's a cardio day!!!