With only two weeks remaining of my summer internship, I
have mainly focused all of my time and effort into my special project. For my
special project this summer, I visited and plan to visit to mostly all of the
Senior Citizens Centers in Floyd County. I visit the centers around lunchtime
to a nutrition lesson. I have done nutrition lessons over Low Fat Diets, Fiber, and Low
Sodium Diets: Cooking with Herbs.
I have traveled up and down he windy roads of Floyd County
making multiple visits to the Prestonsburg, Wheelwright, and Mud Creek Senior
Citizens Centers. I have met and interacted with so many new and wonderful people
in my home county. If it weren’t for this internship, I wouldn’t have even
explored and discovered the many great towns between the mountains here in
eastern Kentucky.
These past two weeks, I just started doing the nutrition
lesson over herbs and low sodium diets. I was the most nervous about this
lesson. I have never been familiar with herbs or even cooked with them, but
after learning, researching, and teaching about herbs, I have begun
incorporating and experimenting with different herbs when cooking for myself.
In the 9th and 10th week of my
internship, I attended a district board meeting and I also made a trip up to
the Pike County Extension Office to attend the Pike County FCS Intern, Mollie
Dawahare’s Cooking with Friends Program.
She did a fantastic job on teaching us how to cut an onion and pepper. We also
made delicious flat bread!
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