Monologue Of A Copy Captain

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Copy Captain!

Captain,

At this time, I am doing well and I do not need anything but thanks for offering your assistance. I am in shock how everything is unfolding for me since last year I had a dream in which I was the HST's Gun Boss and not the RRN's. Of course, I did not give too much attention to that dream since it was only a dream and we already had talked about me going to the RRN. Today, that dream is becoming reality more and more and I cannot believe that is happening. May be someone is trying to tell me or saving me from something. The big question I ask to myself is why did I have a dream of these two carriers. Monday, when I was rejected by the RRN I told Captain Darnell about this dream and today Thursday the HST just popped

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