Pictures!
Hooray! I've got pictures. I spent most of Saturday fixing up and uploading pictures to the internet. One thing I noticed while fixing the red-eye on the pictures from orientation was that Connie and Tammi almost never had red-eye problems (as well as myself but I think that's because I'm wearing glasses). Anyways here's the site where I posted some pics: http://philipchan.myphotoalbum.com/
So we're making our final preparations for our trip and here's some fun that we had with that, a couple of pics from the office:
This is my desk, complete with mosquito net and sign, practicing usage of the net for when we are in Rwanda haha :)
Here's one with me at my desk: The doctor is IN, haha. Jason thought it would be fun to put up that sign; ironically, some of my UofA buddies call me Dr. Phil, which he didn't know until after he put up the sign.
So, I'm considering writing a book: How to fly Ethiopian Airlines for Dummies. The last couple of days at the office, I had been trying to get information to deal with some possible luggage issues we might run into on our flight over to Rwanda. By the time all is said and done, I'll be an expert!
Last night, I watched the Super Bowl, what a game! It'll go down as the biggest upset in Super Bowl history. Even though it would have been great to see the Patriots make history, I had to keep with my tradition of cheering for the underdogs. But in one sense the Patriots did make history, they'll be remembered as the team that fell just short of the perfect season. I also got to watch all the real Super Bowl commercials (my American friends probably don't know that here in Canada, they sub Canadian commercials in place of the real ads, lame-o) Some of my favorites include the Fed-Ex Carrier Pigeons (mostly because it has my car in it, the little blue car is a Geo Metro), Charlie Brown Coke and Bud Light Wine and Cheese party. But I think my favorite has to be the Budweiser Clydesdale Team.
I'm not sure what's happening but ever since getting back from Colorado Springs my internal alarm clock has been messed up and everyday I wake up around 5 AM (I don't know the exact time, I've never actually looked at the clock but it definitely feels like a long time) I can't fall back to sleep until just before my alarm clock goes off (on weekdays). I get to talk to Jesus a lot which is good but it cuts about 2 hours of sleep away. I guess I could try going to bed at 9 just so I get enough sleep. One day last week, I was so tired when I woke up that I almost put the cereal box back in the fridge instead of the milk.
That's hilarious, Phil! Cereal in the fridge and milk in the cupboard! Hope you are sleeping better in Rwanda!
Elizabeth said... February 8, 2008 at 10:57 PM
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