Posting some pictures of our main office in the greenhouse and our TAWO office in the clean air sector
6/9/16
Today was our first day all by ourselves. The last flight of the flight period took away twenty some people today, so the station is now down to 20 something. Elissa and I did well on our first day I think.
It was a beautiful day today, and I took a fat tire bike ride out on the airfield. Thursdays it Bollywood (Indian Hollywood) day here. The cook Kathy spends half of the year living in India, so she's really into Bollywood movies. So she cooks an Indian meal on Thrusdays (or something Asian) and then everyone watches a bollywood movie in the lounge
6/10/16
Today was the first day of considerable snowfall, so we skied out to TAWO b/c of the deeper snow. Food was very yummy today. Tilapia fish tacos for lunch and prime rib for dinner. The guy who was in charge of "house mouse" today, (named Storm) is a funny guy and he set the table for everyone and put mints on the tables and poured waters for everyone and even put rolls out in napkins. He then cleared all the plates from us and served us pie.
I went out for a skate ski tonight b/c it cleared up and it was beautiful out with all the new sparkling snow. It was a heat wave today with a high temp of 18F!
Worked on my statistics (very frustratingly) and didn't get very far while everyone else had a movie marathon by watching shrek and deadpool.
Some sad news. Our medic Dave is is probably my favorite person on station fell in a hole and probably tore his ACL, so he will be leaving on the next flight period in exchange for another CU-Med person. But Dave is super awesome. He's hilarious, really nice, positive, outdoorsy, and the easiest person on station to talk to. I think he definitely increases the groups overall morale.
6/11/16
Today we had salmon eggs benedict and bacon for lunch.
We also practiced our emergency response scenarios today. I am the scene safety officer/On scene leader and a backup medic, which is cool. Today the patient had a slip and fall and broke his arm and sprained his knee.
We had yummy gourmet pizza for dinner. My favorite was the mediterranean with kalimata olives, feta, and artichokes.
6/9/16
Today was our first day all by ourselves. The last flight of the flight period took away twenty some people today, so the station is now down to 20 something. Elissa and I did well on our first day I think.
It was a beautiful day today, and I took a fat tire bike ride out on the airfield. Thursdays it Bollywood (Indian Hollywood) day here. The cook Kathy spends half of the year living in India, so she's really into Bollywood movies. So she cooks an Indian meal on Thrusdays (or something Asian) and then everyone watches a bollywood movie in the lounge
6/10/16
Today was the first day of considerable snowfall, so we skied out to TAWO b/c of the deeper snow. Food was very yummy today. Tilapia fish tacos for lunch and prime rib for dinner. The guy who was in charge of "house mouse" today, (named Storm) is a funny guy and he set the table for everyone and put mints on the tables and poured waters for everyone and even put rolls out in napkins. He then cleared all the plates from us and served us pie.
I went out for a skate ski tonight b/c it cleared up and it was beautiful out with all the new sparkling snow. It was a heat wave today with a high temp of 18F!
Worked on my statistics (very frustratingly) and didn't get very far while everyone else had a movie marathon by watching shrek and deadpool.
Some sad news. Our medic Dave is is probably my favorite person on station fell in a hole and probably tore his ACL, so he will be leaving on the next flight period in exchange for another CU-Med person. But Dave is super awesome. He's hilarious, really nice, positive, outdoorsy, and the easiest person on station to talk to. I think he definitely increases the groups overall morale.
6/11/16
Today we had salmon eggs benedict and bacon for lunch.
We also practiced our emergency response scenarios today. I am the scene safety officer/On scene leader and a backup medic, which is cool. Today the patient had a slip and fall and broke his arm and sprained his knee.
We had yummy gourmet pizza for dinner. My favorite was the mediterranean with kalimata olives, feta, and artichokes.
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| Elissa went to grad school in Quebec so she's trying to keep up on her French. I'm trying to relearn a bit of Spanish, so we are doing a word of the day foreign language board in our office |
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| CU's Gas Chromatograph in TAWO |
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| Nephelometer and Graph in TAWO |
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| CATS Gas Chromatograph in TAWO |
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| CU's GC. TEI (ozone) and Aetholometer in TAWO |
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| Neph and Clap in TAWO |
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| Dairy fridge. Chomp Chomp Gators |
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| Big House |
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| Big House |
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| Big House |
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| Big House Plants |
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| Summer Crew |
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| NOAA science tech |
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| Greenhouse office |
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| Greenhouse office |
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| BSI radiation in Greenhouse |
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| me launching a radiosonde weather balloon |
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| Elissa and I in TAWO |
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| Elissa launching a radio sonde |
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| Add caption |
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| LC-130 coming in. Last flight til end of June |
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| MFS (Mobile Science Facility) Not working there now, but will work there August-Nov. |
1 comment:
Cute pic of you and the penguin!
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