Our conversation over lunch lasted 2 hours and 30 minutes. I learned how his interest in real estate developed, how he had an amazing time in the Lausanne summer program with Ben, and how many marriages he predicts the Heidelberg 2014 - 2015 Program will produce.
At my request, Tanner shows a picture of Ben and him eating breakfast in the backyard of the Lausanne facility.
On July 18, Michelle and I had lunch in the Waves Cafe. I was truly flattered that Michelle made the one-hour trip to campus just to have lunch with me. I am glad she did so because I got the opportunity to learn a little more about her and her family. For example, Michelle has a younger sister who will begin high school this academic year. It's clear to me that Michelle is close to her younger sister and is proud of her.
On July 25, I had lunch with Mallory in the Waves Cafe. Mal participated in the 2012 - 2013 Heidelberg Program and served as a resident assistant that year. Over lunch, Mal updated me on what's been happening with his three older sisters, who all graduated from Pepperdine. When Mal was a freshman, one of his sisters gave him advice that influenced him to choose the Heidelberg Program. I am grateful to that sister for her advice; otherwise, I would have missed the opportunity to get to know Mal.
I bought Mal some homemade chocolate chip cookies in boxes that I had made.
Both Mal and I are excited that I am finally going to Heidelberg as the visiting professor.
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