About Me

Hey guys, my name is Elizabeth Adams, but I go by Betsy (Yes it is indeed a nickname for Elizabeth). I'm from Dallas and my heart really is in Texas. I am a junior here at Trinity University; I am a biology major and am thinking about a possible History minor. I am a member of Alpha Phi Omega and the TU band - I play the piccolo and flute.

A note about my major. . .

As I previously said, I am a Biology major. I am also one of the very few pre-Veterinary students on campus. I hope to go to A&M Vet school upon graduation to eventually become a small animal Vet (pets rather than farm animals or exotics). For the past three summers I have worked at a Veterinary Hospital in Dallas - it's alot of fun and I've seen and learned alot. It's honestly surprising how much money people are willing to pay for their pets - whether it be a knee replacement in a tiny Pom or asking for their dog to be given bottled water while they board in the kennel. But it is also pleasing to hear that people really do treat their pets as a part of their family!

        

   --Whenever I see a dog with a cone around it's head after surgery, I can't help but think, "cone of shame!"

(--For those of you who have seen Up)

       "Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, and able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Look up in the sky; it's a bird; it's a plane; it's Superman!"
        -->My fact: My favorite superhero is Superman! I have never read the comics but I have seen the 1950s TV show, Smallville, and the newer Superman movies.

Most of what I know about the computer is self-taught or learned from friends/family.  I did take a computer/design class in high school where we used photoshop and other programs to edit photos/videos, etc. Sadly enough, I recently learned my computer is officially obsolete due to the fact that it runs on Windows XP and I cannot update to Windows 7 - you cannot skip updates and the hardware is not compatible.  So I'll be getting a new PC eventually. . .

Thanks for reading!
~Betsy
eadams2@trinity.edu

P.S. If you click on the top box with the fish, you can 'feed' them and they will swim to get the food. . . I was amused.