The first picture is of the ship Barry that was at the Naval Museum where Erin worked in D.C. The second picture is everyone celebrating Megan's birthday at Chipotle and finally, the group is at Fort McHenry, where Francis Scott Key wrote the Star Spangled Banner when he saw the stars and stripes still flying after a night of intense bombing on the fort.
Sunday, March 25, 2007
Sunday, March 18, 2007
Spring in D.C.
Our trip to D.C. was fun this year. We visited a number of Civil War sites this year in preparation for the Academic Decathlon curriculum next school year. The first photo is Manassas Battlefield, with Olde Town Steak and Seafood in Fredericksburg, Va. in the second photo and Harper's Ferry in the third.
Sunday, March 04, 2007
Bring on the BIG DANCE
Although this picture was taken in January (Alana and I traveled to Salt Lake to watch BYU beat the Utah Utes), it applies perfectly to this past weekend as BYU won its first conference title in 19 years. To add to the sweetness of it all, BYU now has the longest home winning streak in the nation and the victory came against its in-state rivals, the Utes of Utah. Everyone, get ready to prepare those March Madness brackets.
Thursday, March 01, 2007
Let's Play Doctor!
This past Saturday I participated in a Spay/Neuter clinic at MSU. We did about 80 animals in total. It was a long day which started at 6:30am and ended about 4pm. I was on my feet pretty much the whole time, but I did gain a ton of experience. I was amazed at the ability of the 4th year students. They were already handling abdominal surgery like pros. They say I will be that way as well, but I am really doubting that in my current state. My role during the surgeries was to be the anesthetist. Basically I monitored heart rate/sound, respirations, and anesthesia concentration. It was a great day of learning, but I was glad to get a sit down later on!
Brrrrrr. . .it's cold up there!!!
We decided to visit Ian and Alana up in Utah a few days ago. We got there in time to watch them play their intramural soccer game. That night we had a delicious dinner with the Reeves family in Bountiful and then all of us went to hear the Orchestra at Temple Square in the Conference Center. . .we heard a 16 year old violin soloist that started playing with the Boston Pops at age 8. . .really incredible. The following day, we went snowshoeing at the base of Mt. Timpanogos. . .it was really beautiful but I was glad to get back to no snow and 70 degree temperatures at home.
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