While I thought it'd been longer since I last posted, I guess 2.5 months is probably a bit too long of an absence from the blog. I've got a stock pile of pics to share with you and probably 5-10 book reviews to do. Oops. I have been busy adjusting to life on my new floor which I am really enjoying. Switching from a cardiology unit to a medicine/oncology unit was a great move for me. I love the variety and I am really enjoying the people I work with. It is just a better fit. And no more night shifts is really helping my mood!
Anyways, here are some things that I would like to share that have taken place this summer...
Baby fever....
Julia had a baby shower in May... Julia (8 months pregnant), Karen (4 months pregnant), Lauren (not pregnant!) |
And had a baby boy on June 18th! |
Samuel Beto Vaca is as sweet as can be! |
Scott took part in Boomerang Theatre Company's Much Ado About Nothing in Central Park. Here he is as the Sexton. He did an awesome job!! |
And worked with some funny funny people. (Edward Carnevale, Scott Witebsky, Colby Chambers, Severin Anne Mason) |
Mike and Natalie even came in to surprise Scott and see his show! What sweet kids (soon to be married in October!). |
My friend Brad moved to the city and we have enjoyed many New York treats including Shake Shack and 16 Handles frozen yogurt. (Yummo). Here we are at the Cloisters. |
Short trip....
More summer fun to come!
Scott wastes money...I mean spends money...on a lotto ticket. We didn't win lotto. |
One of many mini-golf places in the Lake George area that are only open one day per week. Considering we were there Sunday-Monday, this did us no good. |
Our Bed and Breakfast- the Cornerstone Victorian! This is a lovely little gem in Warrensburg, NY. The decor was a bit too old fashioned for me but it was still a lovely place to stay, friendly hosts and amazing food! |
This bed and breakfast was adorable! |
Its true. |
I'm not especially good at taking full-room shots, but here is a beautiful Tempur-Pedic bed. If I remembered what number I used, I'd tell you. |
Ramshackle little chapel near Lake George. |
We had dinner at George's, a steak place that ended up being way more expensive than we wanted it to be...and had an affinity for taxidermy. |
But a good experience none-the-less. |
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