About a week into the assignment, David and I woke up to some very sad news. I will never forget the morning we found out Truett Cathy, the founder of Chick-fi-A, had passed away. We had heard that he was not doing well, but the shock was still there. I never had the privilege of meeting Mr. Cathy, but several times that day I found myself crying. All day I just kept thinking about the amazing legacy he was leaving behind. Here was a man that opened his first restaurant in 1946, opened the first Chick-fil-A in 1967 and then grew the company to over 1800 locations. I greatly admire is business sense, his commitment to Jesus, and his love for people. David and I would not be where we are (literally would not be living in St. Petersburg) and who we are without Mr. Cathy. I could continue, but for more information on Truett Cathy visit www.truettcathy.com. He was such a great man. I highly recommend it!
The apartment we moved into when we arrived was about 30 minutes from the mall and the closest beach. It was nice, but traffic to the restaurant was terrible. So when we found out we were staying another month we decided to move closer to the mall...and the beach. Now we have this awesome view everyday. I think I will be okay here!

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