As I have been doing, I've got some work-related pictures to share, and some non-work-related pictures to share. I guess we'll just get this work business out of the way first!
Monday, I met with the Business Manager of Health For All in Bryan. It might be debateable whether or not Bryan technically falls into my 'area', but I figured that it certainly couldn't hurt to extend my stay there an extra day into the work-week and work from what will be my new, permanent home in August, and visit the clinic that's there. Well, I didn't get to meet the Executive Director like I had been hoping. She was gone, staying with her husband who was having heart surgury. So instead I met with the Business Manager, and it turns out that it was good to meet him, since he is going to be my main contact person at the clinic anyway. So, I'm happy to introduce Mr. Sample to the blog! He got a Big Kick out of Big Tex!
Yesterday, I got to visit a clinic called the Lone Star Circle of Care in Georgetown. They have 8 clinics and will be joining our program as well! Shveta (pronounced ShvYE-ta, if that makes sense; she refused to let me call her Ms. Bhambhani) was quite reluctant to have her picture taken with Big Tex, but eventually consented after I assured her that Big Tex always takes the spotlight and makes anybody else in the picture seem insignificant. Big Tex can sometimes be a little egotistical, but it seemed to make Shveta feel a little more comfortable about taking the picture!
In other news, while I was in Bryan visiting the girl with a head the size
of a flower (or a flower the size of a head?), I was able to create the most perfect foam on a cappucino that you have ever set your eyes upon. This foam was the foamiest foam that's ever been foamed. I'm telling you, it was good. You bet I enjoyed it. Come to Bryan and I'll make you some foam!
Monday, I met with the Business Manager of Health For All in Bryan. It might be debateable whether or not Bryan technically falls into my 'area', but I figured that it certainly couldn't hurt to extend my stay there an extra day into the work-week and work from what will be my new, permanent home in August, and visit the clinic that's there. Well, I didn't get to meet the Executive Director like I had been hoping. She was gone, staying with her husband who was having heart surgury. So instead I met with the Business Manager, and it turns out that it was good to meet him, since he is going to be my main contact person at the clinic anyway. So, I'm happy to introduce Mr. Sample to the blog! He got a Big Kick out of Big Tex!
Yesterday, I got to visit a clinic called the Lone Star Circle of Care in Georgetown. They have 8 clinics and will be joining our program as well! Shveta (pronounced ShvYE-ta, if that makes sense; she refused to let me call her Ms. Bhambhani) was quite reluctant to have her picture taken with Big Tex, but eventually consented after I assured her that Big Tex always takes the spotlight and makes anybody else in the picture seem insignificant. Big Tex can sometimes be a little egotistical, but it seemed to make Shveta feel a little more comfortable about taking the picture!
In other news, while I was in Bryan visiting the girl with a head the size
of a flower (or a flower the size of a head?), I was able to create the most perfect foam on a cappucino that you have ever set your eyes upon. This foam was the foamiest foam that's ever been foamed. I'm telling you, it was good. You bet I enjoyed it. Come to Bryan and I'll make you some foam!
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