Life continues... Caleb came to visit me and meet Matt last weekend! Sarah and Bob graced us with their presence for Sunday lunch.
L to R: Sarah, Bob, Caleb, Matt, Amy
We had a nice time going to Matt's choral arts ensemble concert, playing Frisbee, hiking, eating sushi (my first time!), and of course, talking. I received my own private concert in the Ghonda building with Caleb on the piano and Matt singing.
Today completed 12 weeks of ICU training classes that I went through with some of my best friends here, Tiffany, Emily, and Sarah. This picture was taken by Bob, Sarah's special guy, on our last day of class.
Bob jumped through so many hoops to provide a feast for us during lunch break that day! His story brought many chuckles.
Below: Sarah and Bob. Enough said:)
My girls. These and a few others are my girls here in Rochester. They're fun, encouraging, inspiring, thought-provoking, interesting, beautiful blessings! Left to right: Kristy, Sarah, Lindsay, me, and Tiffany.
My friend, Leah, and I went for a walk and talk to a lake at the edge of town. Even though it is very green and the flowers are in full bloom, it's still rather cold for late May. Yesterday and today, the high was in the 60's.
Now that my classes are over, I will leave the neurological ICU and begin orienting on all of the others, including medical, trauma/general surgery, thoracic/vascular, cardiac transplant, cardiac surgical, cardiac medical, and the ICU at Methodist Hospital, including liver and kidney transplant patients. Thursday means a trip home to Texas! We will help Grandmother and Granddaddy celebrate 60 years together! Other things include camping out with family and friends, touring the Eagle Med flight team place where Daniel is working now as a flight medic, spending time with all of the family, and playing with the newborn baby goats! I'm just a little bit excited!
