Wow, this has been a fantastic week. And to top it all off my brother Matt messaged me to check out my alma mater's web site, WVU.edu. Thinking it would be like checking out WVU's web site any other time, I punched it in. One small difference from most times though: I'm on the frontpage! It looks like I'm the featured picture this week along with a girl that I graduated with last December. We had the same major and several classes together.
After church this morning, we're taking the Taurus beachward to Wilmington, NC (or Worthington as Emily has been in the habit of refering to it). We're staying just one night at the luxurious KOA Campground in Worthington which is just minutes from the beach and many of the scenes of Dawson's Creek; there's also free Wi-Fi, a pool, and laudromat at the campground (and they call this camping!).
This news update is just to tell you that we've just added about 100 more photos to our photo gallery. After this weekend's wedding of my brother Matt and his new wife Christina, we had tons of photos to add from their celebration in Beckley. And, hotly sought after photos of Emily in her new work attire (aka Scrubs) have been posted so the world can see how cute she is as a little nursey poo.
Soo, click on Photo Gallery now!
Well, we now find ourselves in the middle of the month of May, and with an imminent update for Maustsontoast. This coming week is going to be full of fun, celebration and excitement. Emily starts her new job at HealthSouth (check out their webpage here). She will be a nurse technician working right beside nurses and doing their dirty work. And did I mention she gets to wear cute little scrubs like they do on E.R.? And while Emily is getting her nurse on at Health South, I will be… …delivering ice all over the state of West Virginia (and sometimes Maryland). This past week, I worked Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday; not a bad week at all. I get to drive this monstrous truck around town and throw ice into these cute little ice boxes at stores like Wal-Mart, Kroger, and gas stations and all kinds of little Mom an' Pop shops. You can check out Home City Ice's web page here.
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