Sunday, April 30, 2006
Finals
Sunday, April 23, 2006
NC

I went to Raleigh this past weekend for a conference but while I was there I got to visit with Kristin and Stef (from GCRL). It was great to catch up and meet Kristin's family. I didn't get a pic of us but I did get one of Mikaela and Mia (the dog). I didn't get one of Ella I guess she was sleeping. Anyway it was a nice trip.
Sunday, April 16, 2006
Easter Day





This afternoon we went to Cypress Gardens and walked around. We saw lots of animals and we got to paddle a canoe around. Josh kept going right, left, right, left. Finally I had to help him out to keep the canoe going straight.
A little piece of movie info. Part of the Patriot was recorded at Cypress Gardens.
Easter Lillies for Easter
Friday, April 14, 2006
end of the semester
Wednesday, April 05, 2006
Road Trip
Monday, April 03, 2006
Boone Hall Plantation





When Josh's parents were in town we went to Boone Hall Plantation. It was where several movies have been filmed, so you may recognize the long drive with the oaks. It was cold that day and we also went to the beach. We stayed long enough to take one picture. This was back in Feb. so the weather has changed a bit. Yesterday we hit a record high of 90.
Sunday, April 02, 2006
Summerville Flowertown Festival




Each year our town has a festival where all of downtown is shut down and there are lots of crafts, food and music. It is set in azalea park so it is really nice. Josh and I went today and spent a few hours walking around. Here are some pics from the festival. You will see the tents, people, bagpipe players and a picture of us (I know, shocking.... I actually forgot my camera but I ran into someone I know and she had a camera to take a picture of us at the park).
Wednesday, March 29, 2006
memorial bench for grant


The Bullpen Bench idea was started by CSU Baseball Alumni Mr. Dennis Evans, and his two sons, Cory Evans (CSU Baseball Alumni) and Josh Evans (current Sr.). They began building the memorial with the help of the 2006 baseball team. The coaching staff would also like to thank Andy Viars, Ryan Smith, and Brandon Massey along with everyone else that was involved in creating this memorial.
Tuesday, March 28, 2006
What's your Personality?
I rated HIGHEST on conscientiousness (termed as someone who is careful, well organized, punctual, ambitious and perservering)..... For those who have ever worked with me know this is true.....although this is a good thing it can have its downside. Again, for those who have worked with me know about this as well.
I rated LOWEST on neuroticism (termed as someone who has much worry, insecurity, self-consciousness and temperamentalness)...... Now, I do have to admit I probably would not have always rated lowest on neuroticism, but it took some time to realize that some things just aren't that important and really in the big scheme of things, doesn't matter.
So.... the question is: What is your personality type?
Take the test and see what your highest and lowest scores are.
http://ivos.ivillage.com/assessment/exec/personalityindex
****This website is just for fun, results may not be truly accurate****
Tuesday, March 21, 2006
Monday, March 20, 2006
Atlanta Aquarium
Atlanta conference
Saturday, March 11, 2006
crocs
Hattiesburg Visit




While I was at home I visited Hattiesburg for a couple of days. I really had a good time and Jennifer and Jacob were nice enought to let me stay with them for a few days. There are a lot of new stores and restaurants there and I think more are coming. I was ready to move back in a second after my visit but I guess we will be in Charleston for a little while longer. Here are some pics of us out to dinner.
Leslie's house





My sister moved into their new house only a few weeks ago. They were living in a camper until the house was finished. We ate crawfish and crabs while I was there. I also took some pics of Norman (a longhorn) and some more of their longhorns in a back field. I zoomed in quite a bit on the larger group of longhorns b/c I wouldn't let Leslie get any closer to them. She assured me they wouldn't bother us but I wasn't taking any chances with their horns. It is a good thing becuase on our way back out of the field through the woods our cart that we were driving ran out of gas so we had to walk back to her house.
Gulfcoast




I flew in to Gulfport last friday for my visit. As we were flying in it was strange to look down and see hundreds of blue roofs. We flew over the water before we landed and you had a view of the coastline. Really there was nothing there. Once I landed I drove up and down the coast. I was amazed at how much was gone. They were cleaning the sand and there was so much debris left behind. There wasn't much activity until we drove past the Beau Rivage. There were hundreds of construction workers there working on the Beau. I took a few pictures of Marine Life (which was barely recognizable) and a fema trailer with beach front property.





















