Since it is Sunday, I posted a churchy song. It's from this year's EFY CD. The combination of the girl's voice and the piano melt my soul...what more can I say.
Anyway... I am in Texas...deep in the heart of it. It was a crazy journey, but I am here. This blog is intended to help my friends and family keep track of me. Hopefully I don't get too buried under the powerpoints, books, and medical instruments that will consume my life for the next 4 years.
This picture was taken on my mission... Little did I know it was a sign of things to come.
Jimmer Time. We had orientation all week so they could try to prepare us for what is to come. For one of the days we were supposed to wear a shirt from our alma mater. I chose to wear my Jimmer jersey. Sadly, no one except the other BYU guys commented on it. I guess my class is full of kids that live under a rock. In this pic I am going for a Jimmer glare.
It was exactly 5 billion degrees outside when I got this picture taken. We got our white coats at a ceremony as a kickoff to the new school year and the beginning of our future. They aren't the official doctor coats... We get those when we graduate.
Texas isn't going to be too bad. This is definitely the biggest city I have ever lived in, so it is going to take a while to get used to. Here goes.
Anyway... I am in Texas...deep in the heart of it. It was a crazy journey, but I am here. This blog is intended to help my friends and family keep track of me. Hopefully I don't get too buried under the powerpoints, books, and medical instruments that will consume my life for the next 4 years.
This picture was taken on my mission... Little did I know it was a sign of things to come.
Jimmer Time. We had orientation all week so they could try to prepare us for what is to come. For one of the days we were supposed to wear a shirt from our alma mater. I chose to wear my Jimmer jersey. Sadly, no one except the other BYU guys commented on it. I guess my class is full of kids that live under a rock. In this pic I am going for a Jimmer glare.
It was exactly 5 billion degrees outside when I got this picture taken. We got our white coats at a ceremony as a kickoff to the new school year and the beginning of our future. They aren't the official doctor coats... We get those when we graduate.Texas isn't going to be too bad. This is definitely the biggest city I have ever lived in, so it is going to take a while to get used to. Here goes.
