The Accidental Boilermaker

Here are some pictures from Angie and Andy's wedding this weekend in Indianapolis. the beautiful bride and groom me and nate taking silly pictures daniel and amber dancing And thus concludes my picture repertoire of summer weddings. I don't know of any upcoming fall weddings, so it might be awhile before I showcase another gallery of fine nuptial photography.

I changed Nate's blog link on the left hand side of my blog. I did this for several reasons: His old blog was boring and he never updated. His original biking blog was deleted by the blogspot spam bot (single tear). I can no longer pretend that this whole biking thing is just a phase (which actually is a good thing because that bike was not cheap). So to all, enjoy the biking misadventures and animal wildlife of West Lafayette as told by Nathan DeYoung.

Today was the last day of my internship. I was very sad to leave the hospital. I loved every minute. Here's a picture of the sign that lots of the current patients signed for me. Nate says we can hang it up on our wall.

Nate took me to the zoo for my birthday. Here are some of my favorite pictures.

Yummy!

Tonight we went to a gallery opening in dowtown Lafayette. A girl from our church small group was part of an exhibit entitled "Bring it Home: A fine art exhibit to increase awareness of orphans." It was fun and the exhibit was really good. After the opening, we walked around downtown and happened upon a doll museum. It was kind of creepy. There were dolls everywhere, all of them collector antiques. As you looked around, you were sort of on guard, just in case one blinked at you or something. But the owner of the museum was extremely friendly. He showed us the oldest dolls from the 1840's and his favorites - his original, mint condition Shirley Temple dolls. He also had Raggedy Ann and Paddington Bear. So despite being creepy, it was actually pretty cool. Our car is fixed. We didn't just break it, we nearly killed it. We broke both struts and a spring coil in the front and a wheel bearing in the back, plus needed to get both rear tires replaced. Yikes! But...