Missouri or Alaska?

So, we have been thinking a lot about where we will end up after Mark graduates. Well, I have been, at least. So we have two places in mind. Missouri, or Alaska. We have heard from many little birds that Alaska pharmacists make a lot of money, so we are thinking about that so that we can get out of school debt quickly. Also, if there are no little bambinos, then we would definitely be up to the adventure! If not, then we will probably end up in Springfield, MO.

So we can look forward to either this:


Or this:

Mark's First Test

Well, Mark took his first test of the semester today!  Everyone that is ahead of him in school keeps telling him how hard the second year of Pharmacy school is, and that he is going to have to stay stuck to the books!  Well, he took his first test today and did very well.  We appreciate all the advice, because he studied for a very long time.  I can't wait to have my husband back for next summer.  He took a little time off yesterday so that we could go to the Olive Garden for Anniversary, then he was back to studying.  Sigh, I just have to wait 8 more months!

Creighton

Here are the pictures that we promised!

Creighton's sign. This is on the side of the old gymnasium, which now houses the math department.

Creighton only enrolls about 7,00o students for the entire school. So we are really blessed that Mark was accepted.

Mark and Roslyn in front of the Hixson-Lied (pronounced lead) Science building. This is where the Pharmacy school is located.

Mark, Roslyn, and Saint Ignacios, the patron saint of Creighton. The most dominant religion in Omaha is Catholic.

St. John's Church. This is located right in the middle of the campus. Mark's professionalism ceremony took place here, as well as many other events.

The fountain is supposed to look like a flame, I think. At least, that is my best guess.

Half of the mall at Creighton. Almost all of the buildings are located on the mall.

The view of Creighton when walking from our house.

Creighton University Medical Center, also known as St. Joseph's hospital. It is a great hospital, but I will not be delivering the baby here.

Some very interesting statues outside of St. John's church. We still don't know what they are.

This is where Mark spends most of his time. The Criss science building is connected to the Hixson-Lied building, so Mark has most of his classes in this area.

The Statue is of Saint Ignacios healing a leper.