Saturday, October 17, 2009

Deck Force Joural

Posted by POLAR SEA
October 17, 2009

Tonight was probably the most fun night that we have had this trip. Deck Force had our own morale pizza night which was so awesome. We started the night out at 1515, all dressed up in our civilian clothes. A lot of the outfits that were worn were pretty hilarious. So we were allowed to make pretty much any type of pizza that we wanted so long that it was edible. We made everything from triple pepperoni to chicken alfredo and of course some vegetarian pizzas. I think the one that really struck me as odd was BM3 Gariglio's pepperoni, pineapple, ham, bacon bits, jalapeno, and black olive pizza. I don't think you can even make a more crowded pizza, but it was good none the less. In the back, BM2 Nesse and SN Mathews were making the deserts. Up front BM3 Torres, SN Almeria, SN Obeji, and SN Thompson were making pickle chips, mozzarella sticks, and hot wings. Half way through the cooking someone got the smart idea to have a flour tossing war. Everywhere you looked there was someone with a fresh white powder coat on their shirt. We finally finished cooking right before dinner started with almost, if not more, 200 pizzas of different varieties cooked. After dinner, we had a few people come through telling how awesome everything was. I wish that this night had never ended.

~SN Robinson-Rivera
at 2:08 PM

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