Kids waiting for the ball to drop:)

Today was the day the little white envelope was passed out. I must say that although this whole ritualistic ceremonial stuff gets lost in my mind it did make the day very exciting. At about 11:50 they have ALL the students come up and get their little white envelopes and then at Noon exactly they sound the horn and everybody rips open their envelope and an uproar of people laughing, talking hugging, dialling as fast as they can on their cell phones and cheering. It was very similar to the ball dropping on Time Square. Without further adieu we matched at...............................
Swifty with his little white envelope!
Transitional year
RIVERSIDE METHODIST (in Ohio)
3 year Anesthesia
BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA!!!!
So for all of you that wanted to see Ohio or things close too it you have one more year. In the future if seeing us is not enough of an incentive there is a beach pretty close to Birmingham..
9 comments:
YEAH!! We are so excited for you to be here for another year, you are a Great friend Jenny! Thanks
Hooray for Match! Congratulations!!
We are glad to have you at least one more year. I don't think we'll be going anywhere anytime soon so any family nearby is great!! :)
hey jenny and swifty it is millie's little sister amanda. Congratulations to you and your family on your new baby and the match day.
Serious? Anesthesia?? I'm totally shocked! I thought for sure he would be a pediatrician. That is so awesome!! So I'm assuming you won't have to move for the transitional year? Alabama huh? Totally cool. Was this your first choice? I want to hear all the details!
Wow. That is fantastic! (Although would love to have you closer)
and anesthesia is the #1 choice. I have never loved anyone more in my life than the guy with the drugs dialated to a 6.
Way to go, Swifty!
(it's kind of like the NBA draft, no?)
Congratulations Thew!!!
hey jenny, i found your blog off of michelle's. it was SO great to see you and your adorable family. stay in touch!
Isn't Birmingham the birthplace of the civil rights movement of the 60s? Congratulation Medical Nerds!
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