Second Heart Walk Training

This afternoon we had our second Heart Walk training. Several new folks joined us for the 2 mile walk. Pictured left to right: Lynda, Fay, Monica, Paul, Christine, Sharon.

Very Clever

My boss Sharon went to the 2010 SHRM convention in San Diego two weeks ago and got all kinds of fun goodies from different vendors. One that I think is particularly clever are these paperclips shaped like glasses that she got from a vision carrier.

Callie In Repose

Callie on the stairs waiting for dinner.

Daybreakers

Ted and I watched Daybreakers last night. I haven't seen a movie with Ethan Hawke in a while and he did a pretty good job.

Fun, fun day. Ted and I spent the afternoon in Solvang and then had dinner at Trattoria Grappolo in Santa Ynez. The weather could not have been any nicer in Solvang; perfect for walking around.
Pictures #1-2: Eating delicious Aebleskiver.
Picture #3: I found these magnets in one of the gift shops. In Korean Oma means mom and Opa means brother.
Pictures #4-6: We discovered the cutest cupcake shop in Solvang. The shop itself is super cute and has a retro vibe. The cupcakes are out of this world delicious. I'm so glad we found this shop and now have a new place to buy sweet treats.

Lunch Bunch

My company volunteered at the United Way Fun in the Sun Lunch Bunch today at Goleta Valley Junior High. Lunch Bunch is an opportunity for local companies to spend a lunch hour with elementary school kids eating lunch then playing games. This was my second year participating and I spent the hour playing card games with two kids, Martina and Benji and had a great time. This is a picture of the volunteers from my company. From left to right: Greg, J.T. Jillian, Chris, Beth, Fay, Annette, Ana.

Old School

When I was in North Carolina last month I found my first computer and printer. My parents bought them for me before my freshman year of college. At the time they were state of the art; seeing them now they almost seem like toys. At the time though I loved them. Most of my college papers were typed on this computer and I found a few that were still saved. Talk about old school.