I started out with a call for a potential future working relationship, which ended on a positive, if indefinite result. I followed up on several volunteer positions and inquired about several school programs.
Then, the best part of my day.



All that exercise worked up quite an appetite, and thank goodness, I went to the grocery store yesterday so I was fully stocked. There's a bit of chill in the air, so I went to my go-to starch, chili garlic butternut squash, and a quick internet search led me to Food and Wine's Sea Bass Baked in Foil with Pesto. I used tilapia (instead of sea bass) on a bed of basil leaves (instead of pesto) with grated squash and carrots and mushrooms on top. Finished it with some white wine, olive oil, lemon juice and garlic salt.


And baked it for another 20 minutes (original recipe called for 12 minutes, but the fish needed quite a bit longer). The results were delicious! Enjoyed with a glass of Spanish white (okay, two).

Didn't have time for the prettiest plate composition, but it was super tasty! Buon apetito!
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