Happy Thanksgiving

We hope everyone had a nice Thanksgiving.  We spent ours in Missouri visiting Mike's family.  We had some delicious turkey and smoked ham with all the fixins....mmmmm!  We also went to the KU-Missouri football game at Arrowhead on Saturday.  It's a bummer KU lost, but it was a fun day spent with family.

K-Club Weekend

We flew back to Kansas this past weekend for K-Club (Former KU Athletes) weekend at KU. We usually go back for this every year. It's a weekend for Mike to meet up with his former swimmer teammates, as well as other friends living in the area.

Group photo of swimmers and divers at the tailgate.

Mike, Alex, Quincy, and Brant at the tailgate.

Mike and Matt at Johnny's

Mike and Jen at Quintons

KU-Duke game

Before heading back home, we were able to stop by Brant's house to see his son, Aidan. He's such a cutie!

Friends and Lawrence, KS

Just a quick post about our weekend in Lawrence. We were there for Jama & Zac's wedding, which was beautiful. On Sat, everyone went out to Jama's family's cabin at Lonestar Lake for a little relaxing and floating.

Before leaving on Sunday, we were able to go by and see one of my good friends from Pharmacy School. These are his daugters, Audrey and Eva.

Kansas Visit

Mike and Brant drinking schooners at Louise's Downtown

I realized how beautiful Kansas can be while I was there visiting last week. I spent some of my early years growing up there and also spent my college years there. I would always say that I never wanted to live in Kansas after college, because I hated summers there. It gets so hot and muggy! But, while I was there last week, I noticed that you could see hundreds of miles all around you and see different weather patterns building up or moving across the state. I saw some great sunsets, farmland, cows, and I even got to ride a horse. I'm not saying I'm ready to move back to Kansas at all, I just realized how cool Kansas can be.


Mike's name on the wall at Jock's Nitch, where he used to work in college

I got to spend some time with my mom and sister and friends from Pharmacy School. I went to the Kstate-Colorado game with an old roommate that I hadn't seen in several years. Mike got to spend some time with his friends from KU also. We also walked around KU campus on a Sunday afternoon and realized that we had both been going to classes in buildings across from one another. The Pharmacy School and Business School are right across from each other on campus.


Mike standing in the KU Campanile