California and the countdown

I’ve forgotten how pleasant it is here. It’s sunny, warm, arid, and all.

We’ve gotten into single digit territory. 8 more days.

 

Ode to CraigsList

We have been scouring Craigslist for a table and chairs for more than a month. Finally we found our new piece of furniture for a mere $30. Here are some photos of the backyard. It is shaping up nicely and New Haven is back to being green and beautiful. We are already enjoying our meals out there.

I have my last final tomorrow and my mind is already far from New Haven. How can I concentrate on “Primary Care Problems in Pediatrics” when I get married to Adam in about 2 weeks and then go to the Caribbean?

“Take a seat Adam”

“grub”

All Adam needs is a shot gun

A job.

I got one. I’ll be working for the summer at the CT experimental agriculture station taking care of plants, helping out with their research.

Vermont Part 2

We imposed ourselves upon Erin’s family last weekend for a couple days to escape from New Haven for the weekend. It was quite restful for both of us. We visited a sugar shack, where we bought some syrup and cheese, saw a covered bridge, which was somehow part of the NY Historical covered bridge society (Go figure), and drove through the beautiful country that was springing back to life. Friday night, we went out to dinner with Erin, Katie, and Dan and ate waaay to much food across the river in Hanover (think Dartmouth), I think I’m still sick. We saw the slum (yes, singular) of Hanover, New Hampshire. We went for a great walk out the back of Erin’s house because it opens directly on to the forest. Thanks to Erin’s family for having us.

“Somehow I’m not stressed anymore. Thanks Vermont”. – Elizabeth

Suck it New Hampshire.*

 

*Belligerence towards New Hampshire or any other state presented on this blog is solely the viewpoint of Adam. Elizabeth does not endorse the these opinions.