Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Corey

We received word last night that Corey has Accepted a Job with the:
Howard Hughes Medical Institute in Ashborn Va. as a Research Assistant in Electron Micro Graphs. You can check out the Institute at:"www.hhmi.org" It's a very impressive Medical institute where Corey will not only have the ability to study what he loves; but will also meet world renowned scientist from all over....{the best and the brightest in the field}!! Oh, another "perk" if you will, of the job is that they will pay Ten Thousand Dollars a year toward his Grad School!! Needless to say, Corey is on Cloud Nine; and we are all right there with him! He begins his new job on Monday and has promised to call and tell all- so I will keep you up to date.
We were able to Skype with Craig, Trista and the kid's Sunday evening {for us, morning for them} Their all doing fine with the new School year and Trista is doing well with the pregnancy, Reese is expected in January. I wonder if she'll be another double of Craig?.
Chris and Marissa are doing well, we are still waiting on pictures of their reconstructed living room; however last evening Rich and I received a Tex message- it was a video of Charlotte "WALKING" to her Daddy attended by a toy. Of course I only watched it about 12 times and might have shed a tear or two....she's just growing up so fast {for me anyway}.
This weekend is once again the Chestnut Festival-

With 270 stands, 35'000 visitors and 7 tons of chestnuts eaten in two days, the Fête de la Châtaigne has become, in only a few years, one of the most popular events of the autumn in Valais. It takes place every year, the week-end following the end of the famous Foire du Valais in nearby Martigny. Magic recipe A varied open air market of 270 stands, the Wine Village of Fully Grand Cru and 6 chestnut-corners to taste the famous “brisolée” (chestnuts grilled over a fire), are the basic ingredients. Spice it up with some guided visits, free excursions, concerts, entertainment for children and adults and you will have the magic recipe of this major event. In 2010, Fully will host the 16th edition of the Fête de la Châtaigne, but the love story between Fully and this tasteful fruit has lasted for about 800 years…

So, if your in the area- this Festival should be placed on your "to-do-list"

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