So, this evening when my roommate and I became completely over studying the deep muscles of the back and what innervates them and where they are attached and going through the
seven page list of objectives that we need to know about the back muscles and spine we took a trip down to see the beach at Grand Anse! Hence, STUDY BREAK! The first of probably many (hopefully). I'm
already having to remind myself that I currently live in an absolutely gorgeous location and really should take advantage of it at every opportunity. So, above, you can see my toes (the closest you'll get to a picture of me on this blog). The ocean water was quite warm and very nice to walk in!
Here is a picture of some pretty flowers on the Grand Anse campus right before you get to the beach... Which is here:
The sun was falling as we were walking on the beach. Here is a later shot... You can see SGU in the distance!
I leave you with a pretty shot of the sun setting (that's my roommate in the picture). We're going to try and go again tomorrow morning before the anatomy lab opens. Ahh, ocean in the morning, then corpse time! Isn't medical school fun? Oh wait, there are those of you out there that don't get the ocean part of that last sentence....
So, this evening when my roommate and I became completely over studying the deep muscles of the back and what innervates them and where they are attached and going through the seven page list of objectives that we need to know about the back muscles and spine we took a trip down to see the beach at Grand Anse! Hence, STUDY BREAK! The first of probably many (hopefully). I'm already having to remind myself that I currently live in an absolutely gorgeous location and really should take advantage of it at every opportunity. So, above, you can see my toes (the closest you'll get to a picture of me on this blog). The ocean water was quite warm and very nice to walk in!
I leave you with a pretty shot of the sun setting (that's my roommate in the picture). We're going to try and go again tomorrow morning before the anatomy lab opens. Ahh, ocean in the morning, then corpse time! Isn't medical school fun? Oh wait, there are those of you out there that don't get the ocean part of that last sentence....
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