Update:
Sam found temporary work at Citel. Which is great! He is working from 6am to 9pm today and tomorrow from 8am to i don't know.
He did not pass he ASPAB (test to get into the military) so he might be changing his plans but he doesn't tell me so I don't know.
I passed my classes with 3 A's and 1 C. I have never been so happy for a C in my life. I worked really hard to earn that C. I will also never be taking an economics class ever again in my life.
I went to Oklahoma City, to the pioneer woman booksigning. It was really really cool. It was a 6.5 hrs drive up there but well worth it. My dad went with me and that was a good thing because I almost had a blow out with my back right tire. It died on us as I was driving back from Oklahoma City to Wichita Falls, TX where we were staying. So $260.00 later for 2 new tires. I drove the 4 hrs home the next day. It was great.
Hopefully, I will also be going to Michigan for 8 days with a friend. I will take lots of pictures for sure!
Also, we had SNOW in TEXAS twice now....Global Warming???? Snow in San Angelo, Tx???? Something is not adding up here. My camera temporary died on me so I didn't get pictures (I am hopeing it works for Michigan, I don't want to have to buy a new camera).
Thats all for now. Here are some new pictures of random stuff:
This was in Potsdam, Germany, I was coming out of the huge gardens when I saw this and it was really interesting so I took a picture of it.This next one is in Amsterdam, Netherlands, it was a park right (really walk outside its there) the Hostel we stayed at. I love this park it was my second favorite part of Amsterdam the frist being the Anne Frank Museum. (I didn't like Amsterdam very much so have this park right next door was a great perk and a very relaxing experience in the evenings)
This last picture is the campus in Luneburg where we did school. This is one of the many buildings on campus and they're all WWII buildings (Hitler even visited here for inspection). They are using a dark part of their history to bring good in their future by educating the future generations. 
