you can't measure success by the number of flushes made
On Friday I took a mini FAM (familiarization) trip with the practicum group.
I defiantly didn't want to get out of bed, it was rainy and depressing out and last thing i wanted to do was get up early, put on my uniform and sit on the bus for an hour or so. But the day turned out quite nicely.
We went to the Hyatt Regency. If i had some extra cash, in the hundreds, to just spend, this is defiantly place i would love to stay. The $34 million worth of renovations did the place wonders. At this time I'm procrastinating writing my paper on the property tour..so boring.
After lunch we got to take a tour of The Breakers, a 'summer cottage' for the Vanderbuilts, built in the late 1800's. Walking around this huge mansion, just made me wish I had lived in that time period. We were unfortunatly unable to take pictures once we walked in the front door. It was kind of saddening, the place is sooo nice you just want to snap a picture of everything you see. Especially the water fountain that is under the stairs. Because really, a fountain inside a house? Craziness. I left a comment on Alissa's blog about the same trip wondering if it would be frowned upon if we just decided to camp out at the place for a couple days. It's the only logical way to really get a feel of the place, right? Anyways, enough of my ramblings for now. Below are some pictures taken from the outside of the mansion, if you click on them it will give you the actual size of the picture.
Enjoy =]








I defiantly didn't want to get out of bed, it was rainy and depressing out and last thing i wanted to do was get up early, put on my uniform and sit on the bus for an hour or so. But the day turned out quite nicely.
We went to the Hyatt Regency. If i had some extra cash, in the hundreds, to just spend, this is defiantly place i would love to stay. The $34 million worth of renovations did the place wonders. At this time I'm procrastinating writing my paper on the property tour..so boring.
After lunch we got to take a tour of The Breakers, a 'summer cottage' for the Vanderbuilts, built in the late 1800's. Walking around this huge mansion, just made me wish I had lived in that time period. We were unfortunatly unable to take pictures once we walked in the front door. It was kind of saddening, the place is sooo nice you just want to snap a picture of everything you see. Especially the water fountain that is under the stairs. Because really, a fountain inside a house? Craziness. I left a comment on Alissa's blog about the same trip wondering if it would be frowned upon if we just decided to camp out at the place for a couple days. It's the only logical way to really get a feel of the place, right? Anyways, enough of my ramblings for now. Below are some pictures taken from the outside of the mansion, if you click on them it will give you the actual size of the picture.
Enjoy =]








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