Busy Alaskans

Cody and I are officially Alaskan residents. With the exception of the PFD (Permanent Dividend Fund), we're bonifide Last Frontierers.

Unfortunately, I was only given the ugly yellow plates

Kia with new plates and new bummer and back latch- finally fixed!

There's not a lot to share this past week... we've both been quite busy with work. Cody's had 4 days of 4:30am wake-ups, so he's actually still asleep as I update this at 10:45am. The course has been hosting outings and tournaments, so he's busy coordinating his staff and overseeing the flow of the outing. I, on the other hand, have been busy taking care of new moms and babies. The unit has been ridiculously busy (except for last weekend, when I was off). I'm on call tomorrow, which means I'll be working- it's that busy. It makes the days go much faster this way, so I can't complain.

Being so busy makes meal preparation interesting:

We've had cereal for dinner numerous times: and here's the weird lookin' milk jug- functionally inept

Cody was so hungry he didn't even wait to heat it up

We're still working on marriage preparations too. We met with Fr. Tom yesterday and have been getting in contact with musicians and the flower coordinator. Still much to do!

For those attending our nuptials: we would love to hear what kind of activities you'd like to do while here. Hiking, wildlife viewing, fishing trips, train rides, trails, museums, etc. We'll need to make loose plans just so we can coordinate transportation and any major trips during your stay (to Seward, etc). So please let me know! (We may be able to find some awesome deals of fishing trips or train rides, but we'll need to plan ahead a little on those).