Log:
We spent our morning giving multiple tours to kids groups. It’s always so fun to have little people around. The kids we worked with today were ages 7 to 12. What a great age range! They really grasped a lot that we talked about, yet were still young enough to be easily excited.
I spent the afternoon interviewing Noelle about her CCAT experience. I really appreciate how concise she is. She seemed to pull together a lot of what I’ve heard in other CCAT interviews and explain a variety of ideas succinctly.
After working at CCAT, Krystal and I went to an African dance class. What an intense workout! There were drummers and at least 30 dancers. Krystal and I were very amused at our inability to understand the moves quickly. After the class we found out that most of the ladies dancing are part of a performance group and are very skilled at this type of dance. That explains so much. Regardless of our level of competency, Krystal and I had fun. I do love dancing!
I ended my day with a dinner of fried green tomatoes and fried eggs. Of course, we watched the movie too. Which I enjoyed, until I fell asleep, woops.

Questions:
-How can SENS reach more young people?
-How can SENS increase contact with former directors?
-Who invented time and why does it speed up?