"Your outta here!" Literally!

Dusty and I have been playing softball with some of his friends out in Hurricane. It has been an interesting, as well as entertaining experience. The climax of our season happened two weeks ago when Dusty was kicked out of the game for commenting on the umpires VERY POOR CALL. Dusty got a little heated and the umpire seemed to take it extremely personal and without warning kicked him out of the game. Well of course this created a domino effect and after about thirty seconds our whole team was irate. Finally the umpire completely called the game. It was actually quite hilarious. We had a good time. To bad it all ended quickly ! haha

Camping at Kolob

Dusty and I in Kolob with his family. We camped on their property and had a really FUN time!!!

Sitting around the campire- my favorite part! That and roasting marshmellows :) ......Here's me laughing my head off apparently!

Dusty showing off his bag of tricks! I love my face here. I look like a creep :) ha

Mobile Clinic

Our Mobile Clinic where four students and an instructor spend an entire school day working on patients from elementary schools or rest homes. "A Few Miles for Bright Smiles!"Tanya and I helping our patient off the lift!

...And our awesome instructor Mrs. Wintch who remains calm under the most extreme stressul situations. What a lady! She needs a raise for sure!!! :)

The length of the bus. Four chairs available for patients.

Expanded FUNctions?

Kelsee

Cutie Jalee giving her little dexter a filling!

Dr. Albrecht and MyselfDr. Albrecht laughing at me because I'm a blast!

Doc with Tanya and Alyssa P

Kali and me cleaning out on our last day of summer school~really happy

I LOVE NITROUS!!!!

cRaZy DaYs!!!

Mrs. Beuler showing us the proper way to administer Nitrous~Lucky Mrs. Wintch in the chair :)

I absolutely love the stuff~ I got a little confused when Natalie asked me to smile :)

Anesthesia

Summer school with anesthesia was one interesting term! It was so scary to jump right in and give and injection, but like everything else, each time became more comfortable. At first I didn't know which was worse, giving the injection or being the patient. haha jk :) It was a great semester and I learned alot! It was actually a lot of fun!

My turn to be the test rat

Because there was so much to learn, our anesthesia days usually consisted of AT LEAST five injections! You can imagine we were pretty numb and miserable!!!

More crooked smiles

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