Merry (early) Christmas!
The plant in this picture is similar to the traditional red poinsettia I got for our condo:
In case you're wondering, the penguin sings and dances. J absolutely loves it! (not really)
Here is what they caught:
Just kidding! That's one of the couch pillows. They did catch some real fish, though. Here is J with one of his catches of the day:
Our condo was so nice! Here I am in front of it:
And finally, here are a couple of family pictures on the beach:
Here is the back patio at the condo:
And here is the view of the beach:
Jealous?
And second, I am now the proud owner of my very own scrubs. Scrubs will be my work look for the next couple of days while I'm in the Emergency Room doing some process mapping.
Here I am in another part of the house. I'm not really sure what this room is intended to be since there is only a single table with a floral arrangement on it:
And here I am at the huge table in the dining room. This must be where all the student government officers schmooze important people in an attempt to get more money to spend on fingerprint identification scanners for the campus gyms.
And for the most entertaining photo, there were a bunch of boxes of wine on the back patio of the house. This is especially comical due to the firm anti-alcohol policy the president implemented when he started at the university. But once again, we can probably blame student government for it:
Bundon Spikes, perhaps? That's their mother lounging in the background. She was very laid back about us touching her babies.
We also had a little fun while we were up there:
A helicopter landed at the heliport across the street while we were there:
J gave a mock sermon in the chapel:
We checked out the 9th floor, also known as the "Penthouse." It was a bit of a letdown:
And despite the penthouse letdown, we got to see the 320 slice CT, which was very cool:
Here I am being pushed through the hallways in the hospital. I didn't do a very good job pretending to have a heart attack. But, the guy pushing the stretcher is having way too much fun to be pushing an actual patient anyway:
And here we are rounding the last corner before arriving at the cath lab:
Here's a picture of us at halftime. As you can see from the scoreboard in the background, we were down by a touchdown. I think this is the only picture I have ever taken at a football game when we weren't winning. But, we were confident that Tebow would find a way to will us to victory (plus, our defense had an amazing night):
Our seats by the band ended up being close enough that we could hear them, but not so close that I wanted to tell them to shut up. It was actually interesting to watch how the drum majors signal for various songs to be played based on the action on the football field. I've never been close enough to notice it before:
I'm not sure if J was paying much attention to the band, though, because the Dazzlers (Gator dance team) joined the cheerleaders on the sideline during the game. To give you an idea of their popularity amongst the males, Erin Andrews was a dazzler while at UF. Enough said.
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