My time at WSU was really good. I'm grateful for the excellent christian community that I've been able to be a part of. I've lived in five places during my time in Pullman:
1. First semester at WSU I lived in Gannon dorm, fifth floor...very close to the rooms in which my sister Sarah and cousin Carrie lived.
2. Pullman House-a year and a half of some of the best roommate-ness ever. Carrie and I lived there. That was a fun and good time. She was (still is) a true friend.
3. Marston House-this was a great time for me...greater than I knew at the time. I got to know the Marstons (little did I know then that they'd be my mother and father-in-law!) and lived there with my sister Jane. I have very loving memories of living there. (That's also where I met my husband! I'm so thankful to God for the time I got to live there and for leading me so faithfully).
-between these times I lived in Germany for 7 months and then got to live in Yakima with my family for the fall and winter of 2008. That was a special and wonderful time. I ran my second half-marathon (first one with Jane, this one with Tim), and had a really great semester spending time with my family.
4-Corcoran home- When I came back to Pullman for my senior year, I had the opportunity of living with the wonderful Mrs. C (and Ana). That was a great time and I felt very comfortable there.
5-Tim and my home!- I love being married and we're settling nicely into our little (but actually not too little) aparment! (pictures to come on a following post).
Now for some Graduation pictures...
I had the most awesome group of cheerers possible! My family came all the way from Yakima for my graduation. I was so glad to have them there. They even made these signs which I could see from my seat down on the floor. It warmed my heart. I think they're quite clever and they did a really good job switching them from front to back.
(I really thought the signs were great! No one else had signs like these!)









2 comments:
Yes! A blog post! I love the photos you picked
- Husband
I loved living with you too. Great to see those pictures.
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