Well, maybe not as bad as I was my first day, but I still feel pretty raw around here--I'm finally able to walk and/or bike around campus without a map in hand, and I can now say that I've been to the library (writing friends: yes, I know it is a terrible sin to have waited so long before entering the hallowed halls of the library, but I get off at 2:30 and the summer hours have the library closing at 3:30. When you have other errands to run, some things slip. I will try to behave better in the future. LOL) and have my laptop hooked up to the WiFi. (Which I am loving...I'm writing this from my dorm, actually.) My work station, the bakery, is AMAZING, and I'm really getting to like the people I work with.
In other news, I had a great time tonight because my aunt and uncle surprised me with a "kidnapping" to the Landing for the evening. We had ice cream (double dark chocolate with Butterfinger bits for me--and now I feel slightly ill...) and listened to someone playing panpipes. I wanted a set so bad, but there was no price tag. If you have to ask, it's too expensive.
Oh, and the uniform was a cool thing too: I walked into the store and found that there was only ONE pair of the pants I needed. Leave it to God--they fit perfectly. Is he awesome or what?
I had about a hundred other things I wanted to write, but they'll have to wait--like the character descriptions I'm working up for the fascinating people in the kitchen (Chef Louis, the funny, nonstop talker; Chef Chase, who's just cool; Nancy and Brenda, my supervisers, who are each wonderful in their own way; and Chef Walt, who would make a great Puddleglum/Gandalf/something more cheerful sort of character...) and the fact that I'm working on THE LAST CHAPTER of "The Tale of Ander Collins".
But that will have to wait, because it's past my bedtime. :)
Goodnight, all--and keep praying for me!
~Trav
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The last chapter of Ander! Gracious, I'm so behind on reading it, I'll have to hop over to AP and get all caught up.
Anyway, I'm so happy that everything is going well for you and that you're enjoying your job. Can't wait to see you again and I love hearing from you, girl!
Just remember my dear, anyone can read this. Better be kind in your characterizations of the people you work with/for!!
Like I could say anything bad about the people I work with--I like them all! It's just that they would all make such fascinating characters in a story or something...
I know what you mean, but the "unpardonable sin..." *clicks tongue* Let us know what you find...
OK, so I went to the library finally and managed to walk out with two novels, a collection of Sherlock Holmes stories, and a DVD collection of the old Jeremy Bret Sherlock Holmes TV show. So I guess I did pretty good. :)
Which novels?
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