Tim & I received a baby gift in the mail today! I can't believe that my baby boy got a rattle from Tiffany's! We love it :) It is funny b/c I haven't ever gotten anything from there, but our baby boy has! Our baby is spoiled already!!!
I was unloading my groceries and laughed when I saw the expiration date on the yogurt that I bought. Check it out :)
I finished the rug for the baby's room. I love projects :)
Now, I just need to hang up the pictures and possibly paint 2 of my own and the room will be finished! Tim keeps telling me to pack a bag for the hospital as well... it is hard to believe that I need to think about that already! Oh my!
They say that there was about 100,000 people at the fair that day.
Can you believe that I wasn't allowed to ride on here?!?! Oh well, we got some great pics of George and mom checking out the fair from above!
George and Mom got pork on a stick first thing.
I had never had pineapple on a stick before. It was delicious, but I couldn't eat more than one a year b/c it was very sweet!
George and Tim cooled down with a chocolate shake!
This girl was on the news every night b/c she went to the fair every day to eat 1 of each thing that comes on a stick. I believe that there were over 60 things that came on a stick at the fair. She actually said that she lost 3 lbs too! Who would have ever guessed!?!? It must have been all the walking around :)
Too cute!
You just have to stop at all of the barns to see the animals. I couldn't get over the 3,000+ lb bull! Crazy.
Tim gets his pins.
Tim signing the Honor Code.
George is checking out Tim's pins.
We are so happy that Grandma, Grandpa and Lauri (my mom) came down for the ceremony! We know that many other people send their congrats as well :)
First Tim brought me in the anatomy lab. Students work in small groups at the dissection tables and each table has access to a computer monitor where students can refer to models and find detailed info on the area being dissected.
It's too bad Tim will not be able to practice on this pregnant woman before our baby comes...
Then we toured the surgery labs where students learn basic aseptic techniques, clinical and operative skills with hands-on learning opportunities and with computer simulations!
Finally, we toured the standardized performance assessment lab. In here simulated patients are trained to play the role of actual patients and students practice their communication, physical exam, and diagnostic skills .
I also got to see the OMM Lab (Osteopathic Manual Medicine Lab) where students learn to diagnosis and manual treatment of the musculoskeletal-fascial system. There is a picture of Tim pretending to "treat" Erinn in an earlier post!
Of course there is a library, cafe, wellness center, lecture halls & study rooms.
