Summer for Chris

I'll make this update quick.

My third year at Westminster ended May 3rd with a quick surrey ride up to class to finish up my ethics of genetic modification final. The surrey has no gears and is definitely not optimized for riding up hills. It was a tough ride.

I hung around for graduation, wished my friends well, then got out of there a couple of days later. I was ready to get out of the craziness...which is why I started my job on the 7th of May with the first camp of the summer. I've worked with one school group each week I've been home. I'm on a break now but regular camps start up the first week of June. It's a good job and I love it, plus the other counselors seem better than last year's (not to mention that I've gotten one to agree to go road biking with me and another two mountain bike).

My other plans for the summer are grad school hunting (UNC-Chapel Hill is sort of my 'dream' program right now), submitting a paper I wrote for that ethics of genetic modification class to an undergrad journal, writing another paper for a conference in Columbia Missouri this fall, and plenty of bike riding. It should be a good one.

One of the loves of my life with new tires and handlebar tape