December 1, 2006

Happy December!
Life is good in Nuclear Medicine. Kevo brought his digital camera to work yesterday, and we shall soon be posting new pictures of equipment and people who are near and dear to us.
We had a near-shutdown experience when the machine in room 12 ceased to function. Thanks to Kevin and Kurt, the K-Men, a breaker switch was reset and the machine was once again in working order.

Ward Paid us a visit

Ward Ireland was one of our favorite students in the Nuclear Medicine program. Life is just not as fun without Ward. Ward loves to play jokes on people. Ward's favorite joke is to put Splenda (not an official sponsor) in people's drinks. He also enjoys hiding Mark and Kevin's belongings; i.e., backpacks, books, recorders, car keys etc.
Wards loves to read Classic Motor Sports. He drives a muscle car. The license plate says "stud" or something cool like that. We Love Ward.

Thanksgiving pictures from Markus

These are two of my sons, Andrew (aka Bubba) in the white on the left and Jon playing football on Thanksgiving. You can see the beautiful weather that we are having.
The other picture is of our happy (?) family at dinner. That is me, Masrkus, at the head of the table. My parents-in-law are seated to my left and the flock of kids all belong to us.

Tuesday November 28, 2006

Mark here. We had a wonderful Turkey Day. We started it off by going to a local schoolyard and playing football with a bunch of neighborhood kids. There were two games going--one for the littler children and a game for the more rough and tumble crowd. After that, later in the afternoon, dinner was served. We were lucky to have my in-laws present and ate ham, candied yams, mashed potatoes, carrots, rolls, topping it off with homemade pumpkin pie and pecan pie. I made the latter. Hopefully I will have a few photos to post in a bit.