Sunday, May 11, 2008

Mother's Day

Mother's Day, what is that? Since no one is here to cook the dinner, I am rather happy to do my own favorite dish.
This is my famous pot roast dinner

I am proud of my OWN cooking for my mother's day

Yummy, yummy GREAT meal.


109th Husson College Graduation

Another chapter is closed for Husson College. This is the last year we will be called Husson College. As of October 2008, our name will be changed to Husson University. This is also the first year we conferred Doctorial degree to Physical Therapy graduates.



The traditional pageantry with the bagpipers leading the procession.



Since Dr. Tang was one of the professors reading the names of students graduating from one the programs, he was walking in the front of the line up.


Let the ceremony begin. Standing at the podium is our College President, President Beardsley.


Dr. Tang was reading the names of the graduates from the School of Education as they came forth to receive their dioplomas

Saturday, May 10, 2008

What is SO different about this home?

On April 19, 2008, the day after Dad became an American citizen, we invited the Hassells, Bernatches, and the Vogels to dinner to send the Hassells away to Oklahoma. The Bernatches found out that we became Americans, a year or so ago for Mom and a day ago for Dad. They brought us a 2x4 feet flag. He couldn't wait for us to put it up ourselves and did it for us before dinner. What a "wicked good" guy.

Yes, the flag was flown at our back door for a few hours and put away. We decided to fly it on spcial occassions only.

Sunday, May 04, 2008

One of the newest kids

On April 18, 2008, I, Terry T. Tang has become an American. If you wish, you can send me gifts and/or money to help with my celebration. Now I have the right to vote, to hold passport, to apply for a Government job, and to petition for my CLOSE relative to come live in the USA.

Edward T. Gignoux courthouse is where the ceremony was taken place.

I now pledge of Allegiance "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands. One Nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. " Actually we did it as a group. There were 52 people and it would have taken a lonnnnng time if we did it individually. 

Mom joined me for the celebration. This is another chapter of my life.