But regardless, im not at liberty to expound on much, but it looks like the project is getting way bigger than we had at first thought it would be. I hope that that news can tide you over until I am at liberty to divulge everything that has happened!
Anyways, this week im going to continue to introduce our crew so far, and this week I have the pleasure of introducing Kristen Galle (Jeffs wife), our Craft Services hero. I figured a departure from the norm was necessary for today! So here is what she had to say about what shes doing for the project and why shes excited about it!
KB: What experience have you had in catering/food?
KG: I started to work at a catering company when I was 16, and since then have developed a love of cooking and food. I earned by B.S. in nutrition to become a dietitian, and my favorite experience so far has been teaching healthy cooking classes to kids!
KB: What drew you to nutrition/food, and the area you currently working in?
KG: My Mom is a dietitian, so I guess she is the first person that introduced me to food and nutrition. Working on a movie set is something new for me, but feeding a big crowd is not--and I'm really looking forward to it!
KB: What would you say is your biggest talent?
KG: Staying organized.
KB: Favorite cooking show?
KG: Barefoot Contessa--although my husband wishes otherwise :)
KB: What is your career and life goal? (They can be the same)
KG: To love Jesus and be a great wife and mom.
KB: What made you want to be a part of the of the providence project?
KG: I feel very strongly that God has a plan for Providence, and I've seen His hand throughout the process. That's what makes me, and I think others, attracted to this project.
KB: How does faith play in to your career?
KG: Faith and God play a huge role to me in my love of cooking and preparing meals for others. It's an act of love for me, and a way to show my family and friends that I care for them. Food has the ability to bring people together and creates a bond of familiarity and comfort. A meal is a time of fellowship and sharing: the last thing Christ did before he died was share a meal with friends. And how did Jesus' disciples recognize him after his resurrection? Through the breaking of the bread.
I think that thought is a great way to end this weeks blog. Thank you Kristen for all your hard work! (Maybe I will be able to attend next time you cook for the team. HOW DID I MISS THE CAKE?!?!)
And to the reader, thank you for your continued support!
-KB
