Well,
I thought it may be
good to provide an update of what is going on in my life. Not a
whole lot has changed since the family reunion, but in case I didn't get to
visit with everyone and fill them in on all the details, I will give the scoop on
what's going on in my life.
I continue at the U this
fall, and am getting much closer to graduating. I am going to be
graduating this coming spring with my bachelors degree
in biomedical engineering. In about 3 weeks, I am going down to Arizona
State University (ASU) to visit with a few prospective graduate professors, and
take a tour of the bioengineering facilities and a campus tour. ASU is a school
that I have been seriously considering for graduate school. I don't
think the heat will be too bad in
As for the dating life,
things are going well currently. But you always have to keep your fingers
crossed. Sometimes, dating relationships can change faster than BYU's
football fortunes. I'm dating a nice young lady named Kathie
Kendall. I first took her out a few days before Christmas and we have
been casually dating since then. It hasn't been until the last month or
so that we've been dating exclusively. Kathie served a mission to the
Independence Missouri Liberty Jail mission, and was actually MTC companions
with Amy Aston (
In other exciting news, our
family is going to have our first family picture since . . . .well . . . Since
the last one! (Which was probably 4 or 5 family reunions ago,
because Landon still had a mullet, and
Shortly after the family
reunion, our family went to flaming gorge, and had a very nice time. The
weather was perfect, albeit about 30 minutes of rain. And besides our
Dutch oven meal which we underestimated the cooking time (by about 3 and a half
hours), the food was fantastic as well. These are a few pictures
from the trip:
Well, in church, I'm still
serving as the Ward Clerk of my student ward. We had ward temple night
the other night and had a turnout of 55! How about that!? I
honestly think that's more than we have at sacrament meeting when it
starts. But it was a great experience, none-the-less.
I think that’s about it for
me, but you all take care!
Well,
Till next time,
Jim Gwilliam