Janene’s graduation

Posted on Thursday, August 2, 2007Friday, August 6, 2010

I came to the realization the other day that I never so much as peeped about my wife’s graduation back in May. I have a draft here that looks like I was planning to embed a video, but the video I took wasn’t real great because I started it a split second too late1 and only got Janene’s last name being announced. I think I was waiting to blog about it until I could grab a copy of my mom’s video and then it got lost in the shuffle like so many things seem to do. I’m especially puzzled as to why I didn’t even Twitter anything from the commencement ceremony. That’s the least I could’ve done. Anyway, I’ll quit my rambling and get to the point.

If you listen carefully at the beginning of my mom’s video, you can hear my dad telling me I should start my video. [↩]

Janene’s Graduation

Posted on Monday, May 9, 2005Monday, August 9, 2010

Janene graduated from University of Utah last week with a Bachelors of Science in Speech and Hearing Science. I just uploaded some photos1 of the event to Flickr (you may have noticed them randomly appearing on the sidebar mixed in with our wedding pics). It’s easiest to view them using Flickr’s slick slideshow feature.

Congratulations, Janene. I love you!

Ironically, I’m wearing that same blue shirt and tie I always seem to wear in pictures. Cameras seem to be attracted to that ensemble. I have lots of other shirts, I swear. [↩]

It’s Official

Posted on Wednesday, December 29, 2004Wednesday, December 29, 2004

I’m a “Computer Science”:http://www.cs.utah.edu major at the “U”:http://www.utah.edu.

Computer Science, Here I Come

Posted on Friday, September 24, 2004Wednesday, July 27, 2005

I turned in my application for full-major status in the “Computer Science”:http://www.cs.utah.edu program today. What a relief. I’ve been putting that off for several semesters now, and I’m not really sure why. I’m glad that I’ve finally turned it in, but a bit apprehensive about whether they’ll actually accept me or not. Time will tell…

Lighten Up, Teach!

Posted on Thursday, October 9, 2003Monday, October 4, 2004

I have the most anal-retentive professor in my Survey of Jazz class. We had an exam today and he had so many stupid rules. Rule number one was no talking, which is fine except that he talked through the entire exam just explaining (and repeating) all of his asinine rules.