This is how I spent my Saturday night, in New York City.

This week was unfortunately not very enjoyable, at least for the first few days. Like I mentioned in my last post, I woke up on Monday morning with a cold, which became progressively worse as the week went on. It made working at the office pretty despicable, and I barely got anything done until Friday. It was also really hard to get to bed at a decent hour because I’d be coughing and blowing my nose all night. As you might imagine, I was never really in the mood for our guest speaker on Monday, and I definitely wasn’t in the mood for a liturgy session on Wednesday either.

Hey everyone ! Como estan? My name is Francis and I am an intern for NYCUP. I intern at Operation Exodus in the Washington Heights or to you dominicans los guashington heights. When I first heard about NYCUP it was at an event my school had called the Human Wrong Campaign. It was about human trafficking and the key note speaker was Jonathan Walton the NYCUP director. So as many of you might have heard the "so there's a tree" story (feel free to ask), I went head over heels in love with the idea of NYCUP.

‘Evening folks. I pray a blessing upon you as you read this post. May God bless your own personal pursuits and may He show you a glimpse of His love for you today. :)

It’s Bethany Clark signing in again today. I like being able to have something witty to talk about when I blog, but I’m trying to just write out my thought stream on this evening.

SSo, I was worried about having to pay my rent for the month I was going to be at NYCUP. I tried to find friends looking for a summer sublet to no avail. A friend of mind suggested, "Hey, why don't you put it on Craig's list?" I was pretty sure the only responses I'd get for a one month sublet in Providence would be psychos, crack heads or sexual deviants....craigslist is full of crazies, but I posted the ad anyway: