So I now live in Chicago.  For the few weeks I've been here, I really haven't done too much.  I like snow.  I love it so much that I don't want to go outside and disturb it.  I haven't spent my whole time here at the place I'm renting from.  I've been to the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Museum of Science and Industry, and Seattle's Best inside Borders.

Museum of Science and Industry
     While taking advantage of the free days to visit this museum, I only toured maybe 25% of it.  While I like seeing stuff about science, it was difficult enough getting around the school kids.  I spent most of my time visiting the area in and around where they are exhibiting a World War II U-Boat (German Submarine).  I like these sort of things, so it was up my alley.

Museum of Contemporary Art
     My roommate(rentee) was kind enough to show me a little downtown.  Our first stop was the MCA.  What can I say?  I'm just not into art like everyone else.  I just like looking at things.  There were some interesting exhibit though.  Many of the exhibits you couldn't take a photo of.  It's a popular trend at art galleries and museums.

Borders
     So we walked around downtown Chicago and I happened to see a Borders.  As it was cold, I suggested that we could stop in to warm up and get something to drink.  We looked around at the local maps section.  I wanted to get a better, detailed map of Chicago and surrounding areas as the one I have only gives details for the downtown section of Chicago.  After failing in finding a map/guide that was under $15, we went upstairs for some coffee and to sit around for a little bit.

Other places
     I've been to a few other places in town like grocery and general stores.  I've also visited some fast food locations here.  I've had a Chicago Gyro, but haven't had a Chicago hot dog.  I might wait for warm weather to try one.  I'm a frequent customer to the local White Castle.

     As you can see, I really haven't down squat the few weeks I've been here.  I need to handle a few things first.  Most importantly is getting a job.  I moved up here with the understanding that I'd transfer to a new location with the company I'm with.  Yeah that didn't happen.  While I'm technically still employed with the company, I'm not getting paid.  Need to handle that part quicker than I am currently handling it.  If you know any businesses in Chicage that are looking for someone with 6 years of management experience and/or 4 years of food service experience (preferably in Baking), be so kind as to forward them to me.