... oh wait, I don't have a desk! I also don't currently have a computer. For those of you who haven't heard, our laptop is currently not working (electrical issue) and trying to get it repaired under warranty seems to be involving more hassle than the marriage paperwork. Well... almost.
I'm at USUHS (Isaac's school) right now using the comp for some much needed updates on everyone's lives. He's studying away- as per usual.
I'm also doing some archaeological research, both for Dad and the site that I'm currently working on. Oh wait! I don't think I got a chance to blog about that yet. I GOT A JOB! :) The archaeology firm pretty much hired me on the spot. I'm currently working as a volunteer until I get my new EAD card though. (Who's going to say "no" to a volunteer, eh?). I started last Monday and things are going well. It's a full-time job 8am-4pm, Mon.- Fri. I'm enjoying so far :).
Anyway, besides that, I also wanted to let you know that until my comp is fixed, the pics I promised to put up aren't going to be available for viewing. My apologies on that.
Hope you're all doing well.
Lots of love,
~ Mary (and Isaac)
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Oh my... it's been way too long.
Broken computers sure don't help either. I hope I haven't lost all of my readers...
This post is going to serve as a brief summary of the end of our summer... and with luck (and good technical skills) I'll also post some pics in the next one.
I guess I'll start after our U.K. trip. After a few days of down time- a vacation after vacation, Isaac spent 10 days in Fort Indian-Town-Gap (I think that's how it's written) in Pennsylvania for "Operation: Kerkeshner" for field excercises and other such military things. Though it was strenuous with long days (in formation by 6:00h and going til 01:00h the next day) and he was only able to shower once during that time (close to the beginning of the trip), he had a lot of fun.
Upon arrival back in Silver Spring (hence forth S.S.) that Friday night, he showered and I did his laundry. Sunday afternoon, he flew to Portland, Oregon for his "summer experience". There, among other things, he shadowed an epidemiologist, and 2 other public health doctors. He also participated in a research project about why TB was affecting so many Native Americans. All in all, he had a busy 3 weeks there but learned much about the U.S. Public Health system. Scarcely back 1 week from that and school started. It's going to be a very busy year for him. Last year, he usually had 1 half-day per week, where he would come home around 3pm after studying at the library for 4 hrs. after classes. This semester, he has no half days, and usually comes home for dinner around 7-7:30 and goes back to school to study til 10pm. Then it's off to bed. Needless to say, I don't see too much of him these days, but I want him to be a good doctor... not a poor one since I insisted he study less.
In the mean time, I'm waiting for my new Employment Authorization document to come. I have an interview at the end of September at an Archaeology firm in downtown S.S. I'm pretty excited about it and hopefully it works out to work there cuz frankly, I'm tired of looking.
Currently, I pass my days cross-stitching (it's almost done. Yay!!) and making books for my portfolio. Hopefully, I can sell them sometime soon.
I went to visit Dianna, Jordan, & Micaiah during Isaac's first week in Portland. It was great to spend some time with her and her fam. then, a couple weeks later, we had an excellent visit with Pete and Bec. We did ALOT of walking and took many, many pictures, but it was really great to see so much family this summer- especially since I can't leave the U.S. right now.
Anyway, that's our lives in a nutshell for the past 2 months. Keep checking back for the pics.
Thank you dear readers for sticking with me.
Love,
~ Mary
This post is going to serve as a brief summary of the end of our summer... and with luck (and good technical skills) I'll also post some pics in the next one.
I guess I'll start after our U.K. trip. After a few days of down time- a vacation after vacation, Isaac spent 10 days in Fort Indian-Town-Gap (I think that's how it's written) in Pennsylvania for "Operation: Kerkeshner" for field excercises and other such military things. Though it was strenuous with long days (in formation by 6:00h and going til 01:00h the next day) and he was only able to shower once during that time (close to the beginning of the trip), he had a lot of fun.
Upon arrival back in Silver Spring (hence forth S.S.) that Friday night, he showered and I did his laundry. Sunday afternoon, he flew to Portland, Oregon for his "summer experience". There, among other things, he shadowed an epidemiologist, and 2 other public health doctors. He also participated in a research project about why TB was affecting so many Native Americans. All in all, he had a busy 3 weeks there but learned much about the U.S. Public Health system. Scarcely back 1 week from that and school started. It's going to be a very busy year for him. Last year, he usually had 1 half-day per week, where he would come home around 3pm after studying at the library for 4 hrs. after classes. This semester, he has no half days, and usually comes home for dinner around 7-7:30 and goes back to school to study til 10pm. Then it's off to bed. Needless to say, I don't see too much of him these days, but I want him to be a good doctor... not a poor one since I insisted he study less.
In the mean time, I'm waiting for my new Employment Authorization document to come. I have an interview at the end of September at an Archaeology firm in downtown S.S. I'm pretty excited about it and hopefully it works out to work there cuz frankly, I'm tired of looking.
Currently, I pass my days cross-stitching (it's almost done. Yay!!) and making books for my portfolio. Hopefully, I can sell them sometime soon.
I went to visit Dianna, Jordan, & Micaiah during Isaac's first week in Portland. It was great to spend some time with her and her fam. then, a couple weeks later, we had an excellent visit with Pete and Bec. We did ALOT of walking and took many, many pictures, but it was really great to see so much family this summer- especially since I can't leave the U.S. right now.
Anyway, that's our lives in a nutshell for the past 2 months. Keep checking back for the pics.
Thank you dear readers for sticking with me.
Love,
~ Mary
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