This was the first week of our last term here at BYU. Rebecca is still plugging away at her thesis and her advisor is making her set some good goals so she can get this done in time. Hopefully there will be a light at the end of the tunnel soon. But all my classes this week were brief. One bad thing about spring term is that some teachers feel the need to cram twice as much in because the term is shorter. So my Biology GE class will be a drag, but the rest of my classes will be a nice breeze through spring term, then I'm done.
Monday evening, we hadn't started school yet, so we drove up to Salt Lake city to spend the evening with Karl and Angela and Rebecca's aunt Sharla. We ate dinner and played games until late. It was fun and we found that fluxx was a bit trickier to learn in one sitting. Tuesday morning was nice because I spent the whole morning painting while Rebecca worked on her thesis. Rebecca had a good phone interview with another job.
We had a Cinco de Mayo party up in the canyon. You can see the pictures somewhere else on this webpage, like right here might work. Good food and fun, until someone got hurt. Poor kids.
Unfortunately, there really isn't much to do in Utah unless you like hiking, which we might. I was sore on Saturday from running around with some friends, so we bummed around doing nothing. I seem to remember that two summers ago when we were stranded here in Utah for the summer, we didn't do anything either besides sit out on our back balcony and listen to kids play and the river flowing and reading lots of books. Time for book suggestions; got any?
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