Sunday, October 24, 2010

Gangstas

My boys spent some good quality time together.







Company Picnic

This year, our company picnic was at Old Tucson Studios. There was pork BBQ, Can Can girls, gun fights, carriage and train rides, and free Ice Cream! Overall, it was a good day. Here are some pictures of me and my friends!












Cooks in the Kitchen

Steve and I have been trying to cook more. Here we display homemade pizza and pecan pie!







Apartment Rearranged!

I got bored! Steve helped me arrange my apartment, and I think it looks much better!


















Simon's First Birthday!

For kitty's first birthday, he got some new toys and Fancy Feast. He was clearly very excited. I think that Steve and I had more fun...












Simon and I are very excited to come home for Christmas!

Update!

I realize that I haven't updated this in a VERY long time. Many things have happened recently, and I wanted to let all of you know about it!

Work is going very, very well. We are coming up onto a deadline next week, so I have been working late and on weekends, but it's totally worth it! I will be needing a mental health day soon though. As of today, I have applied for graduate school at Johns Hopkins University. They have an online program for a MS in Biotechnology. I hope that I get in! (cross your fingers!)

I have just purchased my plane ticket for Christmas. Simon and I will be there for 2.5 weeks! I am really looking forward to it. Here are some pictures from the summer. Talk to you guys soon!

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Snow-Capped Catalinas

I couldn't believe my eyes when I woke up on Saturday morning. We've had some crazy weather lately. Thursday night, my county had a Severe Thunderstorm Warning, a Flood Warning, a Tornado Watch, and a Blizzard Warning above 4,000 feet. I can't think of any other place this would happen.


The heavy snow is where Mount Lemmon is which is about 9,000 feet. There has been snow on these mountains for about a week.

This is Pusch Ridge and my view from my apartments. These mountains are about 4,000 feet, and this is the first time I've seen snow on them!