Week 2 With Amberle
Hello world! Well today marks the start of my second week at Meadow Creek Business Center. My first week was good to me and I had a nice transition from break mode to work mode. Last week consisted of learning and understanding the ways of Meadow Creek, and getting to know my partner in crime for the summer, Clara Tollefson. I am very excited to work with Clara this summer; it’s nice to be able to bounce ideas off each other.
Clara and I spent last week working on Business and Bagels; which is a monthly opportunity for Meadow Creek tenants to engage in lively conversation focused on a variety of topics. This month’s Business and Bagels is TOMORROW, 10-11 am at the Meadow Creek Business Center in the Board Room. Tomorrow’s topic will be about the difference between advertising and interacting on social media. Don’t miss out on delicious bagels, awesome discussion, and meeting Clara and I, because we will be leading the discussion. I know I look forward to meeting new faces, which will be nice since some of you are my work neighbors.
Another really exciting opportunity in the near future, is being able to be on Meadow Creek’s radio show (KKNW 1150 am) which is hosted by Audrey monthly. Clara and I will be guest speaking Monday the 18th at 8:00 am, so tune in! We are both a little nervous to be live on air but I think it will be a lot of fun, and that the jitter bugs will leave as fast as they came.
This week Clara and I will be building content libraries for our social media product (Meadow Creek Connects), and getting ready for the launch party of our product. We will be busy little worker bees this week researching and writing great content for current and future clients.
On another note; I was reading Clara’s week three blog and love that she included a little tidbit about her drive to work. Well we have something in common; cruise control is also my very good friend! I live in Sumner and even though I drive an hour to work and back every day, I love it. I get in my car, plug my Ipod in, place my coffee in its respected spot, and turn on cruise control. I drive the back way, because I avoid Hwy 167 like it is the plague, and it is very peaceful. After spending almost three years in Oklahoma you appreciate the green scenery that is enveloped with comforting mountains and towering trees. I take my hour drive to work to drink my favorite drink (coffee), listen to my favorite music, and get lost in the beautiful world we live in. My commute is my daily escape.
One last thing, as I am new to the area of Issaquah, I need good places to eat lunch, any suggestions? Thanks!
Until next time!
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