Today was a wonderful day, I got to get out of the house! Aaron's been working on his senior project this semester and today they were having a big event to present it. Aaron's mom, Debbie, and I loaded up both boys and headed up to campus with them. And we survived! Aaron's group has been working on an Airborne Telemetry and Data Recovery project. I won't be able to explain it in very great detail because it goes way over my head, but basically they take the signal the airplane sends out and they change it back from an FM signal (like the radio station) and then change it again into binary data. Then they display it in a form that can be understood like a picture showing the heading and location of the airplane. Aaron and his team had to write a program that did all that stuff. I thought their poster looked great, and I am proud of Aaron for being so smart. :)
After we looked at Aaron's project, we all went out for ice cream! Yay! It occurred to us that this was Lincoln's very first ice cream cone. He's had ice cream before, but never on a cone of his own. How the child made it to 20 months old without ever having his ice cream cone I have no idea, but never the less, we decided to get a picture to document the occasion.
And here's Ivan and I after our adventures to the outside world. He's pretty sacked out, and I look like I'm not far from it myself. Haha. Anyways, it was nice to get out of the house today.
Today was a wonderful day, I got to get out of the house! Aaron's been working on his senior project this semester and today they were having a big event to present it. Aaron's mom, Debbie, and I loaded up both boys and headed up to campus with them. And we survived! Aaron's group has been working on an Airborne Telemetry and Data Recovery project. I won't be able to explain it in very great detail because it goes way over my head, but basically they take the signal the airplane sends out and they change it back from an FM signal (like the radio station) and then change it again into binary data. Then they display it in a form that can be understood like a picture showing the heading and location of the airplane. Aaron and his team had to write a program that did all that stuff. I thought their poster looked great, and I am proud of Aaron for being so smart. :)
After we looked at Aaron's project, we all went out for ice cream! Yay! It occurred to us that this was Lincoln's very first ice cream cone. He's had ice cream before, but never on a cone of his own. How the child made it to 20 months old without ever having his ice cream cone I have no idea, but never the less, we decided to get a picture to document the occasion.
And here's Ivan and I after our adventures to the outside world. He's pretty sacked out, and I look like I'm not far from it myself. Haha. Anyways, it was nice to get out of the house today.
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