Max says "Thanks!"

Max says THANK YOU for the chocolate chip cookies (dog cookies) for his birthday. He REALLY enjoyed them and did not share a single crumb with his siblings.

So Far for Me, E

E speaking~
I saw this image today and for some reason it reminded me of what dad would look like lying on his double bed in Ireland. It cracks me up! Don't worry Dad, you'll get used to it!

But anyway... We are still working on the cadavers (Josie is ours) and we are working on the anterior thigh. It's really neat to play with the muscles and clear away the fascia and fat that surround the compartment. Other than that, school is good... hectic and busy and I have little to no social life, but good. I talked with my coach about possibly not throwing this year due to my schedule but he asked me not to quit outright but to try to see if maybe I can make it to a few competitions and if I can't then its no big deal. BBall started tonight and our team won, it was only like a jamboree but it was fun. I am still sore from the "boot camp" workout I did so I already knew I was out of shape, but I did pretty well and kept up the skinny, healthy girls rather well. :) That was a proud moment.
I've talked long enough so I'll leave it at that. Later! ~E

In Case You Wanted to Know

You can visit mom and dad's blog at www.betsyandbrain.blogspot.com.

Mom and Dad's Journey

Mom and Dad began their journey to Ireland on January 3rd. We are so thankful that we were able to spend Christmas and New Years with them. Although this will be hard for us, we know it is equally hard for them.
We plan to keep mom and dad up to date on the happenings in the big TN with our blog and we know they will do the same with theirs. (I have a feeling they will have a lot more to write about being in Ireland!)
We just want them to know that we love and miss them.