Tim Madsen
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Becky and I will be celebrating our 29th wedding anniversary this August. We are going to rededicate our vows in 2006, when we hit 30 years. Seems like just yesterday we where newly weds. The honeymoons not over yet!
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After 23 years of work...
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countMEout
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I am surprised to see so many bio majors................... I still have a year and some change left due to my double major you guys are lucky.
KatieL
Sienna, Trogdor & Melony
On June 5th Jeff and I will be celebrating our first anniversary! Yay! It seems like the wedding was just yesterday.
Also, this week Jeff just got a new job where they offered him a 63% pay increase from his salary from his previous job (which was already pretty substantial). So now we are going to be getting a house soon! I'm so excited. Can't wait to have a little pond for my pretty turtles.
Also, I started a new job this past month as an Environmental Interpreter for the Metroparks, which is a total blast. Now, I will be ending my rattlesnake research job this month, and then life will be a lot less hectic.
Life is good.
Also, this week Jeff just got a new job where they offered him a 63% pay increase from his salary from his previous job (which was already pretty substantial). So now we are going to be getting a house soon! I'm so excited. Can't wait to have a little pond for my pretty turtles.
Also, I started a new job this past month as an Environmental Interpreter for the Metroparks, which is a total blast. Now, I will be ending my rattlesnake research job this month, and then life will be a lot less hectic.
Life is good.