Last weekend Ryan and I hiked up a trail in Little Cottonwood Canyon to Red Pine Lake. It was still pretty snowy at the top and the lake was still about 85% frozen. It was really pretty up there and we saw some "whistle pigs" as soon as we started eating our snacks.
We are getting everything packed up, its hard to believe that we only have about 2 weeks left here before the whirlwind of Stef's wedding, Greece, and the move. We've hit our favorite restaurants on last time (Mazza and Bombay House - we still have to get to Chabaar and Sundance).
Next week is the resident dinner held for the incoming and outgoing residents. It feels like we were just being welcomed to Salt Lake! Its going to be an exciting July to say the least :)
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Monday, August 12, 2013
Shooting Stars and Sizzling Maseca
I can't believe it's the middle of August already.
I really enjoyed the health screening clinic for one week. The pay was good and the work was easy, and I got to meet a lot of people. The room we were in had a really nice view of the mountains. Unfortunately these screening clinics arent on any kind of regular schedule, so quien sabe (who knows) when the next one will be.
I finally received a job offer from a home care agency with which I interviewed last month. I've started training and should be out on my own within the week. I'm happy to start working with some regularity.
Ryan has really been enjoying the GPR. He's learning a lot and really just enjoying dentistry and getting more efficient at his procedures. He is on call again starting Wednesday for one week. He's also been listening to spanish lessons in the car on his way to and from the clinic. I listen when I'm in the car with him and I'm getting a little better with it too!
We hiked to Lake Blanche on Saturday and came back down in time to see The Tour of Utah road bike racers go by, flying down Big Cottonwood Canyon. It was really neat to see. We finished off our day with gluten free pizza from The Pie near the U Campus.
Sunday morning found us waking with the nighcrawlers. We got up at 4 and made it up to Guardsman Pass by about 4:45. We were looking for shooting stars/meteors. Ryan got an excellent shot of one with our camera. We each saw about 4 or 5 go by over about an hour period. We came home and got back in bed for a couple hours.
I've been making tortillas and arepas with the masa (maseca) flour I picked up a couple weeks ago. Both recipes are basically just corn flour and water with maybe a little lime juice or salt and tossed onto a frying pan. I use very little oil and we always have home made tortillas now, the arepas make a good bun substitute for burgers or sandwiches.
I've started dabbling in alcohol inks on yupo paper as well as ceramic tiles. I'm still learning how to use them, but I'm having fun doing a little art work.
Ryan will be headed off to Montezuma, Utah in a couple of weeks for the entire month of September. I'll be visiting Canfield for the first week he's gone, and I plan on meeting him half-way one weekend while he's down there. He's bringing his bike and is looking forward to mountain biking is that area.
I'm looking forward to seeing everyone back home, including celebrating my grandparents 60th wedding anniversary. I'll also be going to se Train in concert at the Canfield Fair with mom :) Fun times ahead!
I really enjoyed the health screening clinic for one week. The pay was good and the work was easy, and I got to meet a lot of people. The room we were in had a really nice view of the mountains. Unfortunately these screening clinics arent on any kind of regular schedule, so quien sabe (who knows) when the next one will be.
I finally received a job offer from a home care agency with which I interviewed last month. I've started training and should be out on my own within the week. I'm happy to start working with some regularity.
Ryan has really been enjoying the GPR. He's learning a lot and really just enjoying dentistry and getting more efficient at his procedures. He is on call again starting Wednesday for one week. He's also been listening to spanish lessons in the car on his way to and from the clinic. I listen when I'm in the car with him and I'm getting a little better with it too!
We hiked to Lake Blanche on Saturday and came back down in time to see The Tour of Utah road bike racers go by, flying down Big Cottonwood Canyon. It was really neat to see. We finished off our day with gluten free pizza from The Pie near the U Campus.
Sunday morning found us waking with the nighcrawlers. We got up at 4 and made it up to Guardsman Pass by about 4:45. We were looking for shooting stars/meteors. Ryan got an excellent shot of one with our camera. We each saw about 4 or 5 go by over about an hour period. We came home and got back in bed for a couple hours.
I've been making tortillas and arepas with the masa (maseca) flour I picked up a couple weeks ago. Both recipes are basically just corn flour and water with maybe a little lime juice or salt and tossed onto a frying pan. I use very little oil and we always have home made tortillas now, the arepas make a good bun substitute for burgers or sandwiches.
I've started dabbling in alcohol inks on yupo paper as well as ceramic tiles. I'm still learning how to use them, but I'm having fun doing a little art work.
Ryan will be headed off to Montezuma, Utah in a couple of weeks for the entire month of September. I'll be visiting Canfield for the first week he's gone, and I plan on meeting him half-way one weekend while he's down there. He's bringing his bike and is looking forward to mountain biking is that area.
I'm looking forward to seeing everyone back home, including celebrating my grandparents 60th wedding anniversary. I'll also be going to se Train in concert at the Canfield Fair with mom :) Fun times ahead!
We've spent quite a bit of time in the Wasatch since moving here
Mint Limeade at the Pioneer park farmers market
Ferguson Canyon
Check out that meteor!
Hike up to Lake Blanch
Lake Blanch
The Tour of Utah bike racers
Alcohol ink on tiles, nevermind the TP!
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