Looking at fish organs in a bucket

Once upon a time there was a group of sailors.  In their hearts they knew that there were fish out in the deep blue ocean, but where were they?

Their lines got taken, and day by day they came up with nothing.  These poor sailors did not know what to do.  They even ate (amazing) sushi with shrimp salad and smoked salmon in hopes of bringing in the fish.  Their moral were down, no hope of fish on the horizon, then it happened.  A TUNA!!

Right before class began the fishing line was pulled in and on the end of it was a big fat Tuna.  The scientists took away the Tuna to begin dissection while Jay and Chuck tried to keep us in class, until eventually letting us go loose to look at the dissection.  It was like a group of kids in a candy shop.  We were enthralled as the scientists took out different organs, showed and explained them to us.  The picture for todays blog is of a few of us looking at fish organs in a bucket.  It was incredible.  It is also incredible to be with such an amazing group of people who were able to stare and touch at Tuna organs together.  You know that you are with the right people when all 14 of us are crowded around a dead fish, big eyed and waiting to learn. 

Finally these sailors have caught a fish.  With minds and bellies filled with Tuna, the story ends happily ever after. 

- Lily Anna

P.S. Hi Daddy and Olivia! Still missing you a lot, give Dewey a hug from me, and this will probably be my last blog post.  Also, hello friends! Miss you all!

P.P.S Turi wishes Besta a Happy Birthday today! Sending lots of love