You guys...I've become acquainted with Sno-Cone trucks. This might be one of the best discoveries of my life. Especially in Austin in the summer. I can't even handle it. I went to one in south Austin last night, then to a different truck just north of campus today. I have a feeling I'll be making many $2.50 sno-cone stops over the summer. Make that over the entire year.
Thankfully, my bronchitis seems to be clearing up. I didn't sound quite as disgusting and socially unacceptable as the past few days. I even made it up to school for a few hours, though didn't do much in terms of lab work since having a sinus infection doesn't mesh well with the always-needs-to-stay-sterile lab environment. Oh well, there's always literature research that needs to be done.
Okay, here are some very belated photo posts from the past week...
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This gem of a small western town was located right across the driveway
from Jeff and Krystle's (very fancy) wedding venue. It was an odd pairing. |
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| Dad, just hanging at Pinnacle Peak. |
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| CACTUS! |
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| More cactus! |
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From Dad's first officially visit to the Shear Lab. As you can see from the pictures
on the right, we PhD candidates take life very seriously. |
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My desk - AKA my home away from home. Thankfully I at least have a window
to look out of. |
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| We made a new squirrel friend. |
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UT Baseball in the super regional! Early Father's Day gift for dad, and UT even
pulled out a win for us. |
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| John Curtiss, clinching another save. |
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One of us ended up badly sunburned, the other went to the game prepared.
But we won 4-0 and my boys are off to the College World Series, so it was
all worth it. :) |
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