1. The Church of Hallgrímur (Reykjavík, Iceland)
(Bamboo leaf for Stuck in Customs via www.boredpanda.com)
The Church of Hallgrímur is a Lutheran parish church which is also a very tall one, reaching 74.5 meters (244 ft) height. It is the fourth tallest architectural structure in Iceland.
It took incredibly long to build it (38 years!) Construction work began in 1945 and ended in 1986.
Architect: Guðjón Samúelssondesign.
More info: Hallgrímskirkja
I am sorry it has been so long since my last posting. Things are crazy in the school psychology world. I am now in my last quarter of academia and next year is where I work for free for a year, heh. It will be nice to get another year of experience as there is so much to learn! This degree is an extreme amount of credits; however, I think it has to be.
Being a psychologist, you just learn about the psychology area; though to be a school psychologist you have to learn the psychology portion as well as the educational side of things. It has been quite the experience.
Practicum is going great. I have had a wonderfully well rounded experience that I am certainly grateful for. Out of 320 hours, I have 17 left!
While spending the better half of my time with my husband and 13 year old twin boys. The men in my life are fantastic. Supporting me through all the trials and tribulations of thesis headaches, homework, and the normal erratic scheduling each quarter. They are so understanding, God love um.
So, as soon as this quarter is over I can spend more time blogging but I will throw you a bone here and there!
