Photography

Well, I finally walked across the stage. I have my certificate and got two scholarships! It was quite an exciting evening. Here are some pictures from a photographer and my dad.

Here’s twelve out of hundreds of cute pictures of me from birth to grad. If I ever had time maybe I shall scan in more that aren’t just me but with family and such.

For Biology 12, we dissected a cow’s heart. So here are some pictures of the class, the heart, my friend Doug, Nathanael, and I.

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Here are some photos I tried taking with a disposable underwater camera. I spent a whole bunch of time scanning them in and editing them, so this as good as they get. Enjoy

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Well, our plane took off at 11:55pm from Sea-Tac airport Seattle Friday night. We arrived in Belize at about 10am Saturday morning and as we stepped off the plane we were immediately hit with a wall of hot humid air! We went to the Global Village Hotel, ten minutes from the airport, and had lunch. The bottles they have for pop are cool because they give you real glass bottles . (Read more in Blog: http://safeassumption.com/2008/09/day-1-belize-missions-trip/)

The Solid Rock Snow Retreat was a blast. We went out to Hemlock Mountain on Saturday the 11th and went skiing or boarding for over 6 hours. It was a bit wet up there so we all came back soaked, but it was an awesome time. We also had great times of worship and some good words back at camp.

Well, I can now say I have been to and touched the Atlantic Ocean. The sand is so much finer and smoother than the sand along the Pacific. Well, it was pretty and there was some crashing waves. Weirdest thing ever though was that you drive right onto the beach with your car and park on the beach……yeah….weird.

One of the less adrenaline rush places, but then again, we had that all week. Epcot was a nice, relaxing break from the super high energy madness of running around from ride to ride. It had themes of different places around the world and some interesting sort of educational stuff too.

This place is amazing, it’s got all sorts of African animals, some awesome looking plants and best of all: thee best roller-coasters!!! This place tops every other theme park I’ve been to. They are absolutely amazing!

The Theme Park at Universal was awesome! It has amazing, exciting rides and sweet roller-coasters. Definitely better than any other roller-coasters around here.

Our first day in Florida was spent at Universal Studios where we got to go on some rides and see all sorts of movie and film stuff, including fear factor, where they had people sign up to be on the live show there.