G-L-A-M-O-R-OUS...

The past week has been NICE.  Not particularly exciting; lunching with friends (and playing with thier children, natch.), preparing for and executing a Labor Day garage sale(No small task), revisiting some favorite old recipes, a few Sound of Music rehearsals (I am on Soprano One, and my range is going to be KILLER by the time I'm done.  Hopefully.)  I've had some lovely photo sessions, and am steadily improving with my Sony by my side (Lesson number one, don't underestimate the importance of light.  It's worth getting up an hour earlier.)

Rodney has started working at Hemlock SemiConductor, where our housemate also works.  It's not a particularly exciting job, and we're actually making a bit less than we would be on unemployment, but it was time.  It's incredibly nice to have him out of the house - it makes seeing him a special time, and he is the type of person who really benefits from the structure of a traditional job.

On that note, I think I have finally figured out "what I want do to when I grow up."  We were visiting the Saginaw Children's Zoo a few weeks ago, and when I passed a little education pavillion, my heart pulled toward it.  Outdoor Education is what I love.  I don't think I could be happy in a traditional classroom setting. 

Which means what, exactly?  I'm not sure yet, but it's comforting to feel like some progress is being made.  :)

And, so this isn't text-only, here's me trying tapas for the first time... looking boob-tastic, might I add...