Eventually I'll be putting pictures from the geology club spring break somewhere on this site, but it will take a while since my computer (I'm at a university computer at the moment) doesn't want to open the file manager portion of tripod (sighs). Anyway, the trip was great.

If anyone wants to know, California was really great. Also if anyone is interested, I threw a link of where I worked for six weeks this summer. There is a lot of information on the site and definitely worth a visit.

You know, all of the funny stuff that kids say is one of the main reasons why they're fun to work with.
"Okay, you opened up her neck, now you have to stick your hand inside and pull out all the bad testicles." - Shelby, one of the kids I worked with at when I used to work at a summer day camp.

Hi, this is my first webpage which I've named sea of stars. Also, in case anyone was wondering, marestellarum (the website address) is latin for sea of stars (many thanks to Jemmy for translating). :) The only problem with all of this would be that there is very little space related material (aside from a few links) on this page. Maybe one day I'll fix this, but I wouldn't hold your breath. Now that that's taken care of, I do have a few neat things (in my opinion), so feel free to read on.

Hmm, it's been about a year since I've thrown anything on here. I've since graduated from msu and am currently searching for a job. You know, all the stuff. Anyway, now I can at least say I've done something with this site in the last year.