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work holiday partay

ok so it wasn't quite a partay per se. more like a party, but it was good.

i was walking up with the other AEs (...remember Assistant Educators-what i am-there's 3 of us) and I was just telling them how we actually are lucky considering lots of places pay big money to have events at the adler. (no one generally looks forward to the holiday party at adler) I got to get to know Elena (another AE) and one of my bosses much better. With a gorgeous city view in the background.

i was assigned to small talk duty with one of the volunteers, who Elena knew. She kept saying how she knew she should talk to her, but small talk annoys her. I said I can do small talk and there I went.

Another plus. The commute home was SUPER fast!

there we go. i didn't win any raffle prizes (but i think i would only enjoy like 1 of them). we did all get cards with pictures of the adler through time on the front. i guess that was nice.

AND i found out i can hook up anyone with the full package at adler (for free of course) and i can take like up to 4 people with me to other museums. that's free too. i'm going to be hitting up museums this year!

have a great wednesday!

and...i'm actually getting work work at work =)
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