The clean dirt of Baghdad.

So in case you don't know, I am currently deployed to Baghdad with the Air Force. I am currently sitting in the Cargo office of the Aerial Port where I work. The building is vibrating as a couple helicopters are getting ready to take off just outside. This is all common here. Also common is sand. If you don't like sand, don't come to Bagdad. It is night like nice sandy beach sand though, more like dust storm desert sand. It is spring here like it is in much of the world. However here that means dust storms, which ground aircraft due to low visibility much like the winter fog does at home. Of course that means everything is dusty, but it is okay because it is clean dust. Something can be covered in dust (and everything is) and it is still clean. It is only dirty if it has so much dust you can't tell what use to be under it, then you clean.
Other than that though all is well in Iraq. The hot days and cool nights are not too bad. I guess in July and August when we are suppose to have Hot nights and way hot days is when we have to worry.
I can't think of anything else to write about right now, and I don't like my co-workers MacBook I am using to type this, so I will end for now. Hope all is well with everyone back in the cold USA.