Update - for those who don't know, I got a new job in Columbus, Nebraska (where I now reside) and moved in February of 2009. I got to experience part of winter in the northern part of the US. I got to say it was new and exciting. Snow everywhere, and stone cold.
What else? Oh yeah, I finally passed the damn F.E. Exam (that means that I am now an E.I.T. or Engineer in Training) in June and our wedding took place on July 3rd. I was so happy to see Das Roman Seele und Derek Hanslep my old buddies! It was 3 days that went a little to fast for my taste, I really wish it had gone a little slower so that I could have time to do things better. But that's just life, you get one chance and if you blow it - well, you got to move on and just try to be better the next day and learn from your mistakes. That's, well, just life.
Now, on a side note - I found an interesting website and I was able to come up with this cool map that shows what states I've visited in the US. Let's see:
I lived in Arizona for nearly 7 and a half years, went to California a couple of times when I was a kid to Disneyland. Flew to Florida when I was a kid, with my family, to go to Disney's Epcot Center in Orlando and to a cool Cruise Ship (I still remember it was called, "Fantasy" - the Boat). And well, drove to Nebraska through:
*New Mexico
*Colorado
*Nebraska
On the way there (in 2007), and on the way back:
*Kansas
*Oklahoma
*Texas
*New Mexico
Then when I movd here, I have visited and driven by a couple times through:
*Iowa
*South Dakota
In order to go to Minnesota. So, count it and also include Wisconsin when I went with Ashley, Nicole & Jordon to buy Fireworks and Cheese at The Bass Lake Cheese Factory.
*Minnesota
*Wisconsin
And of course, how could I forget! Been to Las Vegas a couple of times (we got married there first!):
*Nevada
So, now looking at the map:
Click here to make your own map of the U.S.
Cool, huh?
So - where have YOU been?
CHEERS MATES!
