While
Ter worked for
NCARB I played with the kids. First and
foremost on
Spencer's list was a trip to the Air Force Academy. He has decided this is where he wants to go to college and I think this is a great choice. Because of his birthday, he will graduate from high school, leave for is mission then attend college. We spoke with an admissions
counselor and they were excited to know that he would have his mission completed before he begins college. I realize he could still change his mind, but for the time being this is his plan.
We took a walking tour of the campus and watched a video in the visitors center. The academy is spread out over several 100 acres.
Here's one of the views from our walking tour.
Brevin trying his hand at the camera!
One of several airplanes on display around campus.
Sample of uniforms.
Spencer giving me the sign that this is the place! Behind him is housing for the cadets.
We took a tour of the chapel and learned that if your religious denomination services are not offered on campus, you may attend services off campus on Sundays. We also learned that in the four years you attend the academy, you are not allowed to get married.
Spencer inside the Protestant chapel.
Ceiling of the chapel.
Alter in the Protestant chapel. There is a Catholic, Jewish,
Muslim and non-denominational chapel on the lower level.
While Ter worked for NCARB I played with the kids. First and foremost on Spencer's list was a trip to the Air Force Academy. He has decided this is where he wants to go to college and I think this is a great choice. Because of his birthday, he will graduate from high school, leave for is mission then attend college. We spoke with an admissions counselor and they were excited to know that he would have his mission completed before he begins college. I realize he could still change his mind, but for the time being this is his plan.
We took a walking tour of the campus and watched a video in the visitors center. The academy is spread out over several 100 acres. 
Here's one of the views from our walking tour. 
Brevin trying his hand at the camera!
One of several airplanes on display around campus.
Sample of uniforms.
Spencer giving me the sign that this is the place! Behind him is housing for the cadets.
We took a tour of the chapel and learned that if your religious denomination services are not offered on campus, you may attend services off campus on Sundays. We also learned that in the four years you attend the academy, you are not allowed to get married.
Spencer inside the Protestant chapel.
Ceiling of the chapel.
Alter in the Protestant chapel. There is a Catholic, Jewish, Muslim and non-denominational chapel on the lower level. 
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