Comanche Terminated

So, two thoughts are doing the tango in my brain today, and it’s quite the show.

First up, the Grand Opening of my Virtual Gallery. That’s right, I’ve sprinkled some of my latest creations onto my online store like fairy dust. Feel free to hop in, have a look-see, and share your two cents. Most items won’t break the bank, and hey, every little bit helps keep the lights on around here. But whoops—scratch that! The digital curtain has fallen; the online shop has joined the choir invisible.

And now, for something completely different: “Operation Comanche – We Hardly Knew Ye”. Last night, in what felt like a scene straight out of a bureaucratic thriller, we were handed our walking papers by the U.S. Army. Yep, come 8 am EST on the 19th of March, it’s curtains for the Comanche gig. Later today, the powers that be will dish out a couple of Program Management Instructions, kinda like fortune cookies that tell us how to pack up our desks and exit stage left with dignity. We’re to eyeball these instructions like they’re the secret to eternal youth, understanding every jot and tittle before we’re shuffled off to, hopefully, greener pastures. HR is supposedly gearing up to play musical chairs with us, handle our tech gear, and let the Data Management folks know we’re changing lanes. The golden rule? Don’t lift a finger until Big Brother says so.

It’s like they say, when one door closes, another opens… or in my case, when one website closes, an army program gets canned. What a day, huh?