Job training in Indianapolis

I'm home for a week!
I will be training at my home county and then will return to Indy for two weeks.
I didn't really get any outfit pictures; I was just so busy and don't have my precious Peyton with me to take photos. Once I get all of this travel/packing and learning down to a science I will get back to regular blogging, but I will be a bit out of the picture for short time. I'll try to get a few while I'm there. Until then, I'm still peeking at your blogs, commenting and enjoying them. Hope you don't forget about me!

Indianapolis is our state Capitol and its just beautiful. I would move there in a minute if the opportunity arose.

After I arrived at the hotel on Sunday night, I just settle in to relax for the big first day of the new job on Monday. This corridor is where I took my first steps onto the state court buildings to begin my training....the corridor goes on and on....for what seems like forever.

The state Capitol building.

Indy is full of beautiful architecture; I fell in love with this walk way between buildings.

Inside the state Capitol building. I felt so official and so small. It's difficult to describe the visceral feelings I was experiencing about being in this place and what it means to start of my career as a new government employee.

A pay phone booth inside the state Capitol building. I haven't seen one of these in twenty years!

Walking down the marble steps of the Capitol after being sworn in.

I couldn't resist taking this picture of the ornate doors through which the new cohort of trainees entered the Capitol for the swearing in ceremony.

I tried to eat really well and didn't hesitate to have a delicious salad for nearly every meal!

Isn't this gorgeous? Behind it lies the elevator to one of the training sites. I didn't take the elevator though....I took the four flights of stairs every time. I just knew that I had to get past my desire to eat rich foods and enjoy this work trip like it was a vacation...

A weekend memorial day ceremony to honor fallen soldiers.... On our Friday lunch break, we walked to the Monument Circle for lunch and enjoyed this opportunity to pay respects to the men and women who believe in our country and maintaining its freedoms.
Training went well. I enjoyed learning all the new aspects of the new job and exploring Indy. I've fallen in love with this city. I'm looking forward to going back in June.