Breaking news! The camera has been found! Jon emailed a few minutes ago and said, “I found your camera today, left it in a pair of pants, thankfully found it before I washed them
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So, by Tuesday or Wednesday I should be taking pictures with a real camera!
In the meantime, I’ve been taking pictures here and there with my Blackberry, so that is what you get.
First, a confession. I’ve been watching this season of The Bachelor.

Total time waster, total guilty pleasure.
Monday was such a great day! I was coming off a great weekend in Michigan, and was a little nervous about my upcoming week, but Monday was just great! I met with the marketing director of KREMC (electric company) for lunch to discuss the video I’ll be doing for them. The meeting was awesome and I am just so excited about this video! Basically they want to interview people that were around “when the lights came on” in the county (1939). So I’ll be doing these interviews and then creating a documentary type piece on the history of electricity in Kosciusko County! I’m not very knowledgeable about history but I am so excited about this project! I can’t even write about it without a lot of exclamation points!! There’s also a possibility of a part-time marketing position with KREMC in the future which is exciting.
Tuesday I had another good meeting, this time with a financial advisor. We went over a lot of different things (life/disability insurance, planning for retirement, wise money management, etc…). It was really good! I have a lot to learn about financial planning, this meeting was a great start, and we’re meeting again next week!
At work that night one of the cooks came in (on his night off) and ordered this ridiculous salad, so that night I had to have it. It’s our mesclun mix with a grilled salmon filet, caramelized walnuts, candied strawberries, crumbled gorgonzola, dried apricots and a raspberry-dijon dressing. YUM!

Wednesday I worked lunch at the restaurant and had the night off! Nights off are fun, especially since I work 5-6 nights a week now. So, I went to see Avatar, I had no idea what it was about, had just heard the buzz that it was good. I was impressed! I don’t do particularly well with watching long movies, I guess I have a little bit of a short attention span, but I didn’t get bored at all during this 2 hour and 45 minute movie! Plus, it was in 3D which is awesome. I think I look pretty good in the 3D glasses

Thursday I was productive at home. I was almost out of groceries, but had some asparagus I needed to use so I made chicken and asparagus soup which I ate with the yummy roasted garlic bread that Jon made!

I also made a necklace which I debuted at work that night! It’s a lariat style and I’m quite pleased with it.

Friday I worked lunch again, and as we say at the restaurant, “we were hurting.” Busy, busy shift. I got home, ate my bento box and immediately went to bed (around 3pm). I woke up a couple times to reply to text messages, but eventually really conked out and woke up at 7:30pm and freaked out because it was super dark outside. I still had no energy so I went grocery shopping in sweats and then got coffee with a friend from work. This friend from work is a 17-year old boy and all of his church/school friends that we saw at the coffee shop thought we were on a date. Apparently I look young enough to be on a date with a high schooler? Or I look my age and I just look creepy enough to be on a date with a high-schooler? Regardless, it wasn’t a date, haha
I took a few pictures today of my post-church cooking/lunch extravaganza with my friend Greg, but I suppose those really belong on next week’s post.
So, I’m signing off. Hopefully when I have a camera, and more of a routine going, I’ll post more than once a week!










We had dinner at the Colle’s.
My parents took me to a Basque restaurant and we shared tons of seafood! Squid, octopus, shrimp (some big ones with the heads on), oyster and scallops (both still in the shell).
Saturday morning was clear so dad and I went to the Aerosilla. It’s like a giant ski-lift that takes you up to look over the city.