October 14, 2015

Hey guys, this morning was a bit rough because I had to wake up at 5:30.
Dreadful, right?

But it was okay because I got to Job Shadow at one of Clarksville's local radio stations, Q108 with Ryan and Gretchen. And let me just tell you, it was so amazing. I was only there from 7-9 am but the all of it was so much fun. I sat in with them while they were on the air, asked them questions, and even got to record a little bit that went on the air. It was awesome! :) I was also given contact information for Clarksville Now, which I might try to job shadow as well.

After my mom picked me up, we came home and I started to do a bit of organizing with my planner and schedule and the sorts.

Around noon, I ate leftovers for lunch and watched a criminal minds with my parents before everybody left the house (for work, errands, or hang-out plans). I stayed home, read a little bit of 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea by Jules Verne, drank some coffee and lit some pumpkin/apple-scented candles. It was relaxing.

Although it's fall break, I still had dance but because my mom was at work, Piper and her mom drove me there. Class itself went well except for the fact that I had a blinding headache half the time. Then mom picked me up and we came home. For dinner we'll be eating Goulash but I'll be taking my meat out since I'm a Pescetarian now. :)


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