Our house still has not sold, and still only one person has looked at it. Hopefully after school is out, viewing will pick up.
I'm posting some pictures of Rob's commissioning ceremony and one picture at his graduation. Both events were very nice and all went smooth. I'm just in shock that he's done! Well, not completely. Plans are to start up school again in Jan. for his master's degree that will take 2 1/2 years to complete. But that he's finally commissioned doesn't seem real to me.
Oh, some may be wondering what he'll be doing at his new assignment. He's assigned to Tinker AFB in Oklahoma as an oil analysis program manager. With that job, he'll be analysing oil from a couple different airplane engines to make sure no metals are getting into the oil from different parts of the engine. If him and his team find there's metal, they have to report it. If metal gets into the engine, it could cause engine loss in the middle of a flight and crash. So, I suppose it's an important job.
We'll be moving this week!!! I leave on Thursday, Rob leaves on Friday!!! We are excited for another chapter in our journey--exploring a new place and being closer to my family.
Well, lots to do around here still, so off I go. Enjoy the pictures!
Rob's family that was able to make it out.
Thanks so much for coming!
Rob's cake I got for him. It turned out really nice!
Rob getting sworn in as a 2D LT by a Coast Guard officer who helped him get in this program for school. He came all the way from Memphis to commission Rob before heading to St. Louis to respond to the floods. Thanks LTCDR Davenport for coming, for your dedication, and for all you've done for Rob!
Me and Ronnie (Rob's dad) pinning on Rob's 2D LT bars.
Yes, Rob was on his knee! I'm too short to see his shoulder!
Rob's awsome salute to his commander at the ROTC detachment.
At Rob's graduation!







