My husbands a doctor

Life West, check! We finally get to say goodbye to schooling for Kc (except for paying back loans). It was a fun 3.5 years. Lots of studying, testing, time spent in clinic, early mornings, hardly getting to skip a class due to a strict attendance policy and free chiropractic care which was awesome. We met some cool people, moved from Alameda to the cheapest rent in the East Bay and had a baby during finals and boards. Kc has been done with classes and working for the past 3 months, but we had a great time celebrating his completion and becoming a true doctor this weekend. The rain kind of threw me off a bit, so much that I completely forgot our stroller at the ceremony in the theater, but we loved having our family come into town and join us for the ceremony.

Kc walking in

 the Hooding

 Dad and Mom with Hank, who is wearing a onesie that says, "Congrats Dad!" made from puffy paint

Dad caught reading what looks like a sports illustrated as the ceremony was concluding

The rain and the humidity made us all look a little sweaty and made my hair and hank's hair go nuts!

 Hank ready for a nap, not too happy to smile for a picture

 Eric and the Christensen crew, my parents are amazing fitting in three major events in two days! They are marathoners at life.

 Monica and Brad supporting KC

 Life West Dean behind KC

 Oliver group

 Winchester Mystery House

KC's San Mateo office. He is working really hard and loves what he does. He spends most of his life here now. If I want to see him I better pack a lunch and abduct him because some comatose man comes home every night that doesn't resemble KC. As everyone finds out after graduating, maybe school isn't that bad. But you have to move on at some point and we are thrilled to still be in the Bay Area. Also if anyone needs a chiropractor out there, I know an awesome one.