I suppose it's time for an update (I feel like the guy at the end of Unsolved Mysteries: Update! After our broadcast Sally's long lost grandfather made contact with our operators, with all the information regarding Sally's missing mother and siblings!). Anyways, here's the update: I'm still living in beautiful South Carolina and loving it. It's azalea season, so it's hard not to be cheerful while surrounded by thousands of bright flowers of various shades of pink everywhere I turn.
I'm still working for the ophthalmologist, and it's still paying the bills. :)
I'm currently obsessed with this song. Can't stop listening to it. It almost makes me cry every time.
My sister Tori is graduating law school tomorrow! Three cheers for Tori! I suppose that's really her update, not mine--but I don't have anything exciting happening in my life, so I'll steal from hers.
This past Saturday was the Regional Southeastern Day of Service (I probably got that title wrong), and our little branch joined in by helping clean up a little place called Wide Awake Plantation in Hollywood, SC. Here are some pictures that I stole from someone else's facebook (I already mentioned that I'm horrible when it comes to taking pictures).
Hard at work clearing out some stubborn plants.
Still working, with Sis. Peterson & Brad. Well, Brad said he was working... :)
At the end of the day the mayor of Hollywood made us a delicious lunch (so nice!), including this lovely chicken and the most wonderful shrimp & grits I've ever tasted! Oh, and the baked beans were spectacular. Yeah, spectacular.
After we were done, we of course had to climb a tree. (See my cute boyfriend, standing up like a crazy person?)
The view from where I was working all day--not too shabby.
Tadaaa! I'm going to try to start taking pictures of my own, but I'm not making any promises.
Still working, with Sis. Peterson & Brad. Well, Brad said he was working... :)
At the end of the day the mayor of Hollywood made us a delicious lunch (so nice!), including this lovely chicken and the most wonderful shrimp & grits I've ever tasted! Oh, and the baked beans were spectacular. Yeah, spectacular.
After we were done, we of course had to climb a tree. (See my cute boyfriend, standing up like a crazy person?)
The view from where I was working all day--not too shabby.