Sesame Street

I got up early for my 8AM class which was nothing compared to 4:45 to open up the spa. Between two classes, I had to sit still from 8 to about 1 which kills me. I'm not really looking for a challenge right now, just A's since I hear the challenge comes during clinicals in January.

At 2 I had my second interview with Bourbon St. on restaurant row. I'm thinking I have the job but will know for sure sometime tomorrow.

After that I headed back home to catch my breath and meet my roommate. He and his girlfriend who's visiting from Philly are very polite and clean, surpsising considering they are French. Kidding Thierry! :)

This evening I got to see a little of and have dinner in Park slope, Brooklyn with Florida friend Lanie. She's the sister of Jen's friend Kara who's wedding was in one of my previous posts. Anyway, Park Slope is so nice and offers such great dining and shopping. We stuck to 7th Ave which is lined with businesses in those old brownstone homes. It reminds me of Sesame Street, my favorite show as a child, but less Jim Henson and more Disney.

This pic is from Gantry Plaza Park in LIC on the East River that offers THE best views of the city. It's about 15 mins from my place via the 7 train so when it was sunny this week I hung out and got my vitamin D. If I can get up in 7 hours I'm going to try to meet some church guys for breakfast, doubt it though. (yawn)