Ishmael
Development
Waypath

Tuesday, December 10, 2002 01:13 a.m.

CRAW

Caw caw wing ing soot

matched tit by tit

with dun leaves

sprinkled out of trees

milky

sky split moon half hoed

till bird

eyes eye out caw caw street

with a split squirrel shoveled

upend to the woods

sip sip

craw flung

Monday, December 9, 2002 11:41 p.m.

June 7, 2000 MEMORANDUM FOR SEE DISTRIBUTION SUBJECT: FY01/02 Civilian Execution Plan (CEP) References: Message, SAMR-CP, 231336Z January 1998, subject FY98/99 Civilian Execution Plan and Delegation of Authority and Processing Requirements for Pay. Memorandum, ASA(M&RA), February 10, 1998, subject: FY98/99 Civilian Execution and Delegation of Authority and Processing Requirements for Pay. Memorandum, ASA(M&RA), April 5, 1999, subject: FY00/01 Civilian Execution Plan. . . . PART II – CIVILIAN EXECUTION PLAN This form is developed to identify the MACOM/IRA best estimate of how you plan to execute your civilians for the next two consecutive fiscal years. We use the data at HQDA level to track civilian execution. OSD monitors these actions and authorizations and dollars may be reduced during preparation of the President’s Budget when a MACOM/IRA appears to be under its programmed plans. Corps must submit two CEPs, Part II, one each for the military and civil functions. COMMAND or IRA: self-explanatory – enter your command and ROC (e.g. TRADOC (571), USAREC (578)). As Of Date: Enter the date your Commander approved the Civilian Execution Plan as an initial submission or an update. ... Fort Johnson Fort Perry WOARAA 250 WOARAA 120 W123AA 150 WOBBAA 200

Monday, December 9, 2002 11:21 p.m.

I liked the summer days when it would rain lightly. I would read in my bed with the window open and let the rainy breeze blow over my face. I could hear my neighbors arguing in their kitchen, the squirrels in the trees, the birds fluttering by the eaves. When night came, my friends and I would hunt lightning bugs and load glass jars with their flickers. Usually, I was alone at home in the daytime because my mother worked at a government agency in Herndon. She would never say what agency, but she liked spy novels so I assumed it was a spy agency of some kind. I liked science fiction books. I watched science fiction movies on Saturday mornings. My father was a letter carrier. Sometimes my parents would argue about their jobs. My mother was afraid most of the time. My father didn’t think that was right. He thought she should quit, and we should move from Fairfax to Florida. She said Florida wasn’t far enough.

Kapor
Rosenberg
Dominey