OCd in lakewood with a couple local guys... not sure who their OCDO names are and I shouldn't use thier real names but it was nice chatting with a couple like minded people in the local area. Went to Bank of America, not a word said, headed off to Safeway and again nothing... did have a bit of a panic attack when I noticed somebody associated with my apartment at Safeway and I sure as hell didn't want her to see me with a gun so I made a hasty retreat to the back of the store where I proceeded to stalk her till she left the store lol...Went to the range today... Bullseye gave me free range time for buying my gun there and this is how I did... I think I did fairly good for my first time firing a handgun.
Headed downtown to the pierce transit 10th and commerce. OCd there for a bit taking in the nice weather we are having. finally decided to go wait for a bus to get home and while sitting there I started an idle conversation with a TPD officer. He knew I was carrying and we chatted about what I had and what he had and how he thought my gun was a nice choice. He walked off to go talk to one of the transet security officers then came back and nicely asked me for my name and such, didn't demand anything. I smiled and asked him why he needed it. He said that I wasn't in trouble and that this was just a friendly thing so he knew who he was addressing the if he saw me again. I said something to the effect that I understood and it wasn't a problem and then I commented "Now if you asked me for my ID, I'd have to ask you why you need it seeing as how I've done nothing wrong." To which he replied "You obviously know your rights." Shortly after a local sheriff's officer that I know from the parkland area shows up with another sheriff's officer and he gave me a hard time out of fun cuz he knew what was going on and knew what I had gone through to get my gun and be able to carry it. There was no detainment and not request for ID or anything like that which was good. It was clearly understood that I was doing everything I was suppose to be doing. Jorgy let me go with a handshake.