Kyle and I have been really busy with school and work. I started school again in January, and Kyle has been working hard finishing his last semester of actualy classwork.
I began the nursing program at Stevens-Henager College in January. The program is 18 months from start to finish including pre-requisites. I had a lot of classes that I have taken before so the program will only take me a little over a year! When I am done with the program I will have an associate's degree and be able to take the NCLEX test to recieve my RN license.
I am also still working at TOSH. There is an open house on saturday to show off our new inpatient floor! And there is going to be a Jazz player there, Paul Milsapp! You should all come and see it, I am really excited to be in a new facility!
Our New Family Member
For Valentine's Day Kyle decided that he needed another cat. So we made our way to the Humane Society and found this cute little kitty! Of course Kyle needed to name him Cosmo. He is really cute, and he keeps Mali entertained.
Our Spring Break Trip
This week is Kyle's Spring Break, but I still had class. I was lucky and was able to get off of work and we took a long-weekend-quick-trip down to moab. Kyle had never been there before and I have only been there once, but never to the Delicate Arch. It was a beautiful weekend of perfect weather. We left friday afternoon after I got off of work and came back on monday afternoon. It was a great get away, and just what we needed. We stayed at a little motel called the Inca Inn. It was small, and nothing special, but perfect for us. The owners are a swiss couple and the women would make bread from scratch every morning for breakfast, it was great! Here are some pictures from the two days we spent in Arches National Park.
Me crawling through the Crawl-Through Arch in the Fiery Furnace area.
(That is it's real name!)
The North and South Window
These two pictures were previously the Wall Arch. This arch fell last August.
Kyle holding up the Balanced Rock
The Delicate Arch, we made it!
A few of the many petroglyphs that we saw.
We also went on a hummer trip the morning before we came home. It was cool, and since we don't have a jeep, hummer, or any kind of off road vehicle, this was the only way for us to see what we saw. We went on a trail called Hell's Revenge. 
Here you can see the hummer's shadow and the black
that you see on the rock is the rubber tracks
that we are about to follow!
3 comments:
It is too bad you guys couldn't make it down here to Phoenix but I am glad that you were able to have a fun weekend in Moab. Thanks for the update and the picture of your new cat.
We wish we could have come down too but it seems like we both had eventful weekends nonetheless!
We were going to go to Moab at the end of April, because Jon's never been either! But we can't go anymore. We'll have to find some other time to go.
And PS I love your kitties! :) Wish we could get one!
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