this should be good.

Today I ventured into Teletón ten minutes early to chat with the director about researching there. The walls were all neon green, there were adorable little kids everywhere and the royal wedding was on tv in the waiting room. Good vibes. I ended up waiting an hour to talk to the director- she's a pretty busy lady.

Teletón: my office for the next week

In the meantime, I started chatting with the woman sitting next to me in the waiting room who happened to be holding the most beautiful little baby in the world- longest eyelashes you've ever seen. She also had the tiniest little casts on her legs and braces on her arms... so sad. She is seven months old and has been coming to Teletón for treatment twice a week since she was six days old.

Although I love the Muscular Dystrophy Association and everything it does in the states, I have to say, I already think Teletón is pretty great. Ya, they help kids with muscular dystrophy but they also help kids with every other neuro-muscular-skeletal disease you've ever heard of. And man was that a cute group of kids in the waiting room. It is also great because it isn't only summer camp, it's a place these kids can go to all year round. I made appointments to go back Monday and Tuesday of next week to volunteer and get a feel for the programs. And then I was out of there by 1:00 in the afternoon.

So what does a girl like me do when she is all done for the weekend at 1:00 on a Friday... 

PARTYYYYYY!!!

Not... I baked. Duh. Brownies with chocolate chip cookies plopped right in there. 

Yup. I was too lazy to take a picture and upload it.
This pic is straight off google. But I promise mine look identical.

It is a Friday night so I'm going to go throw some cute clothes on and venture out with friends. I miss you all tons and want to know how you're doing too so send me an e-mail every now and then!