I found this sign, and thought it was funny. However, I didn't go in. Hmm, I'll have to do that when I move!
For those of you that don't know, Omaha Stylee is a 311 song. I just thought it was funny because I am moving to Omaha in like 6 weeks. Crazy, huh? Well here are some pictures from my recent trip to Omaha.
So my purpose for going was to secure a place of residence for the next three years of dental school. I checked out the school - which was awesome - scoped out some townhouses, and visited some places. I should also mention that my dad went to the same school 18ish years ago, so I actually lived in Omaha for three years. Therefore, the entire trip was a big ole nostalgia fest for my mom. Ha ha.
The last day we were there we went to the Henry Doorly zoo. It's this giant zoo that would kick Hoagle zoo's butt, and it was even more fun because I used to go there as a small child.
This is a picture of my parents in the "Desert Dome." This is the big dome you can see, and I was extremely curious about it the entire trip. However, inside wasn't terribly exciting because it all looked like Southern Utah to me! Ha ha. This is my favorite picture of my parents. If you can't tell, my dad had the funniest look on his face!
Inside the Jungle place by a large snake. I have an even cooler picture from when I was about 12 of me actually holding a snake of this magnitude. They wouldn't let us hold any of the snakes at the zoo...


This is the Winter Quarter's temple, and it is really cool because it is built on the cemetery at Winter Quarter where all the saints are buried. It was really sad, and really beautiful.


For some stupid reason, the only thing I could remember from Omaha as a child was this slide. It's in the middle of town, and the slides are really big. Great for kids, apparently! My mom admitted that she only brought me there once, and had no idea why I could remember it so vividly. I didn't slide down them this trip because I didn't want to compete with all the little kids (and one creepy older man).

So in conclusion, I did find a very nice place to stay. It is in Village Green, the same complex where my parents lived (and me). Seriously, my mom was telling stories up the wazzu. I didn't take any pictures, but I am very excited about it!