Every year I have the wonderful privilege of introducing my life science students to the world of microbiology. I have to say, there is nothing more rewarding than teaching my students a set of skills and then sitting back and watching them get put to use! As students manipulate their microscopes and examine the "invisible," I overhear exclamations of wonder and awe that make my heart soar.
They may forget what you said, but they will never forget how you made them feel. -Carl W. Buechner
Monday, October 21, 2013
Sunday, October 20, 2013
fall in the black forest
Over the last few weeks I have loved enjoying the sights, smells, and traditions of fall here in the Black Forest. From handcrafted pottery to freshly-pressed apple juice to tip-toeing through the pumpkin patches, I have found myself savoring every moment of this season. Something about this fall has captivated my senses. Perhaps it's the uncertainty of not truly knowing whether this is my last fall in Germany, but regardless of the reason, right now I am content to simply soak up the warm autumn colors and the memories that go along with them.
| Annual pottery market in Kandern |
| Fresh pumpkin soup and apple juice at the Holzen (neighboring town) festival |
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| The makings for pumpkin soup! |
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| A beautiful fall day with my best friend Megan |
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