The midshipmen before eating lunch. This is part of Jarom's company at lunchtime. They ate in 15 min flat! I wasn't even finished with my lemonade before the whole table cleared out. That's how efficient they are. The are served their meals and they leave their plates at the table to be cleared off. It sounds like the best way to eat a meal. They are called The Princes of the Navy...

I tried to get a picture with him in each of his uniforms that week.
This lounge area is for midshipmen and their guest only. There is red rope cutting off the outside world from the midshipmen which reminded me of the red rope in restored homes like Washinton's, where everyone stares as the walk by. It was a privilege to be on the other side of that red rope where we just looked back!









We tried to get the Utah flag in the background, but ended up getting Texas...figures, everything is bigger in Texas.


We went to the museum at the Naval Academy and we saw class rings starting from the early 1900's and dating to today. There was also ships made out of bones prisoners would make in their free time (which they had a lot of).




This is what Jarom does, aeronautical engineering. Wow...ya know what you are thinking. That is hard to say and spell let alone do. He's very smart and even helps me with all my basic physics, which is a piece of cake for him. This is a wind tunnel where they test their models.


The Naval Academy is beautiful. This is a picture I took on the bridge that overpasses a river.