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warm and comfy!!!! 
He's a little overwhelmed (not gradewise) because he says there is just so much involved in civil engineering. We were talking about how much fun it would be to design roller coasters. We both love them (he's come a long way from the little boy I took on a wooden coaster, who screamed "hold me, Aunt Tammy"). However, if you ever looked into it, you'd see that most roller coasters are designed in countries like Sweden.