Below Zero

I began school this past Monday on the 12th. It has been below zero for about three days this week. Our school remained open, and all the students still filled the seats of my classes. Just another frigid day here. You know its cold when you spill some hot chocolate and it freezes in droplets. brrr. I have ranked my classes in order of my favorite to my least favorite now in my mind for the semester. I really like my chemistry class, I kind of like my bio class, I sort of like my research psy. class, and I guess I like my abnormal psy class. I will be able to see more into it later.

Nolan Anthony

My Uncle Nolan Anthony passed away this morning. I'm sure Nola at Alamo North is very busy right now, as it was her father that passed. I'm sending her my prayers and thoughts. Her father was a great man. He was a strong, stable, patient, and always kind. Not only did he put his heart into everything he did, protect the country with his service, raise a beautiful family, hold a lifelong commitment with his wife Betty, he did it all with little or no complaints. At least I never heard one. He is now with his wife Betty who was awaiting his visit in heaven. May he rest in peace and may his memory remain present and strong in our family. All my love to you Nola. I wish I could be there, I will be in my first day of class when his service is held, but my heart and mind will be with you and the family. This picture I added is the last picture I was able to take with Aunt Betty (in red) and Uncle Nolan (on the far left side) before they passed away. Unfortunately, it was in the year 2006 during my last visit to Texas for Christmas.

http://www.webfh.com/fh/obituaries/obituary.cfm?o_id=220603&fh_id=10416&s_id=C93FB165FB33741C6E43EB40F78492DD

please sign the guestbook if you had the pleasure of knowing Nolan D. Anthony.