Monday, August 31, 2009

Graduation Poser

After my graduation pictures got posted on Facebook, I had a number of people I haven't talk to in awhile congratulate me. I guess that was a test to see how well you all know me because I won't actually graduate until December. Joke is on them! It just worked out that all of my family would be in town during the August graduation, not to mention that my school doesn't do a December graduation ceremony.

My friends and family were kind enough to wake up at the crack of dawn and be in attendance at my 8 a.m. graduation. You all rock! We had a fun few days hanging out with my family because it doesn't happen very often that this many of us get together. Here are a few photos of the activities.

Here we have Matt and Rob starting off the 1st annual ice cream eating contest! Who could eat the most in 7 minutes?

Surprisingly enough, Rob was announced the winner. (But in his defense, Matt had just had his appendix out a week earlier.)

All the awesome people that came to my graduation. How big is YOUR fan club?

Precious tree shot. Ignore the shadows please.

Some of the fam. Sorry your eyes are kind of closed, Megan...otherwise it's a cute picture!

Me with my other parents. I love them!

Right now you're probably thinking about how amazing I am that I blogged two days in a row. Confession: I blogged them both on the same night and just saved this one to post today. I'm not perfect, you know!

Lazy Blogger

A large majority of the summer went by without a single post from me. My excuse? I'm lazy. Matt worked all summer, and I worked a little, took a statistics class, and completed an independent study class in four weeks.

So here's the really pathetic part. Remember my floral design class during spring term that I was always posting pictures of? I never posted picture of my last project--the bridal bouquet!

So, for your viewing pleasure, here it is.I tried to get creative with my photos, but my camera isn't capable of much, and neither am I when it comes to photography. Where's Megan with her fancy camera when I need her?

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

My New Favorite Pastime

Posing by abnormally large statues of ice cream.

Thursday, June 4, 2009

More Flowers

Here's a look at a few of my latest masterpieces.

This was a glass cube arrangement I did. I think it's my favorite one so far. It contains 2 roses, several carnations, different colored daisymums, a gerber daisy, solidago, pittosporum, hypericum berries, and alstroemeria. Don't I sound so smart?! :)


These are the boutonnieres that I made. For extra credit we were told we could give them to people and write a little response about how they were treated differently by others because they were wearing flowers. I gave them to four of the women that I work with. They were excited to wear them, and it was fun to see how happy they were because of it. I love flowers!

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

One Year Ago...

I had a lump the size of a golf ball attached to my thyroid (my surgery was actually the beginning of May, so it's been a little more than a year). One of my biggest fears about the surgery was the scar it would leave (shallow, I know...).

And so, after one year and use of Mederma every now and then, you can hardly see the scar at all. At least not in the picture. I still catch people staring at my neck sometimes. When I went to the dentist in April he asked me if I'd had a tracheotomy...what can you do?

Taken May 15, 2008

Take June 2, 2009

Thursday, May 14, 2009

Available For Weddings

One of the classes I'm taking this term is Floral Design. Let's just say I'm a natural. We get to make a different kind of arrangement every week, and here are photos of what I've created so far.I think I've found my new calling in life :)

Catch Up

It's been almost three months since the last post...I've taken a few pictures, but I was just too lazy to upload them.

In March Matt and I took a trip to a Pick and Pull junk yard to find a few parts for his truck. What a fun experience it was! We were in and out in a few minutes, and only ended up paying $2 for the parts that would have cost $60 new. Woohoo!