Gardunia Christmas Exchange

Here's the list for this year, sorry I didn't get it out sooner.


Marcus has Brian
Brian has Anna
Anna has Jon
Jon has Rich
Rich has Marc

Life in Houston

• nside my shelter/room

Outside of my room

House that I am stayin at

This is my work and this is me before work

Bartschi Family

Some pics I took today.

Veteran's Day

Corbin's school had a program today for Veteran's Day. It was a really nice program. This music teacher was REALLY animated.

This is a veteran who spoke. He started crying during his speech, which I thought was touching.

Yum...

I was making dinner the other night, and the boys were starving, so they helped themselves to a pre-dinner snack...

Here's my happy baby. He loves the flash on the camera.

Before Halloween Pics

Corbin and Rylan carved a pumpkin before the big day. Rylan didn't like the inside to much, so he kept his hands out. I made eyeballs to go with our spaghetti.

Blogger isn't working so well, so I'll make all of my comments here. Merek also got his first haircut. Here is a little bit before and after a little after.

Ares launch

Anthony Bonilla - The Harvard Crimson (Editorial)

On Wednesday, October 28, America once again showcased its dominance in space technology to the world, as the National Aeronautics and Space Administration successfully launched its Ares 1-X Rocket from the Kennedy Space Center. Such an achievement augurs well: The new moon program is a shining rebuttal to detractors of America’s math and science programs as well as a promise for progress in American space exploration in the future. To begin with, the rocket’s technical specifications are astounding. Thirty-two stories high, the Ares 1-X towers as the tallest rocket in the world. And the sight of the launch was no less spectacular than the rocket itself. The first stage of the engine brought the rocket 25 miles into the air until its fuel ran out and parachuted it into the ocean.