Dental School and Wedding

So dental school is definitely underway (hence the lack of new posts) and I am married to Tara now!

Dental school is going great, we have been waxing a lot and learning about teeth. You can actually show me any extracted tooth and I can now tell you which one it is! Cool! We also have Biochemistry, Radiology, Entry Level Clinical Skills, and Dental Anatomy and Occlusion. It's all very interesting. I'm excited to start drilling in November with Dr. Ramp. In other news, everyone on our lab bench now misses Dr. Lin, he was amazing and taught us about waxing (making wax models of teeth). Now we have an older guy who smirks and stares at us- but doesn't ever say anything... strange. Everyone in the class is getting along well, and we're enjoying getting to know each other better. Fundamentals is frustrating, and we have to take huge tests every other Monday - which means every other weekend is full of studying! That's about it for now.

The wedding went amazingly well, and was a ton of fun! It was the best night of our lives, as it should be, and we loved seeing everyone and getting to meet each others' families. Tara has a great family and her cousins are a lot of fun to hang out with - and talented too! Tara's cousin Leigh did all the pictures and her cousin Jessica is married to a talented pianist, Craig, who rocked out the rehearsal dinner and was fun to hang out with. Tara's cousin Michelle helped her get ready for the wedding and was great to visit with. The ceremony was beautiful, and the reception was a blast. Everyone was dancing and having a great time. The food was incredible and the cakes were very tasty. The only thing that went wrong the entire night was the top tier of the cake fell off during the ceremony so when everyone got to the reception it looked smaller than it should have. We just laughed it off and enjoyed the night. We were very lucky that nothing else bad happened - such as pouring down rain- it definitely threatened and even started sprinkling during the pictures, but you can't tell. Anyway, look at the pictures if you want any more descriptions, they're probably worth about a million words (1000 pics x 1000 words each...)