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In our world, there are two selves to each person. The one that everyone sees and interacts with, that everyone can touch and feel and hear and smell, is our Luminary. The other is our Umbra. In ancient times, everyone knew of both parts, and they nourished and cherished each as separate and whole. They understood that without one half, you could not have the other; and that even though the Umbra could not be seen, it was equally important as the Luminary. But something happened. The Philosophers came with their Light-giving, and put emphasis on only the Luminary, pushing back the Umbra to the shadows, where they said it belonged. We buried them deep within ourselves, smothering them, rendering them nearly useless. Some people attempted to revolt, but only succeeded in creating dark monsters, deformed beings who could see only the Umbra and who lived entirely in its world. We had no balance. We had only extremes. Our Luminaries took over, and our Umbrae receded into a seemingly harmless existence

Until we started dying.

Everyone.

The Philosophers tried to reason their way through. They applied all the skills they had discovered. Until finally they chose the best remedy they knew—apathy. They ignored the problem. People suppressed any thought that entertained the real reason behind the sickness, madness and ultimately, death. Our Umbrae were sick, and as a last effort, they were reasserting themselves. But no one knew this until it was nearly too late.

nur_jahan

Every Wednesday Ivy TEch's culinary program sells food, and this is what is on the list for this week!  I haven't had onion rings forever! 

Roast Beef on Swiss    $3.50
Thin slices of tender roast beef smothered with portabella mushrooms, creamy Swiss
cheese sauce served with a side of horseradish sauce and your choice of beer
battered onion rings or crispy golden French fries.
Add a side of baked beans or creamy coleslaw to make it a meal.

Breaded Pork Tenderloin $3.50
A Hoosier favorite, breaded and deep fried, served with slices of red onion, ripe
red tomato, leaf lettuce and pickle slices, mayo and mustard served on the side  and
your choice of beer battered onion rings or crispy golden French fries.
Add a side of baked beans or creamy coleslaw to make it a meal.

Whole Wheat Veggie Wraps $2.50
Spring mix, red onion, grilled portabella mushrooms, ripe red tomatoes, and red and
yellow roasted bell pepper, provolone cheese and a pesto flavored mayonnaise, served
with a side of Apple Waldorf Salad.

Loaded Baked Potato Soup $1.75
A rich, creamy bowl of comfort made with hearty potatoes, onion, celery, and
garnished with cheddar cheese, crispy bacon, and fresh chives.

Ala Carte Items Available
Blue Moon House Salad with choice of dressing $2.25
Baked Beans $.50
Creamy Coleslaw $.50
Apple Waldorf salad $.75
Crispy Golden French Fries $1.25
Beer Battered Onion Rings $1.50

Bakery Items Available
M&M cookies $.25
Chocolate Chip Cookies $.25
Sugar Cookies $.25
Snickerdoodles $.25
Carrot Cake with Cream Cheese Icing $1.00
Layered Mocha Cheesecake $1.50
Pumpkin Pie $1.00
Sugar Cream Pie $1.00
Cr?me Filled Chocolate Cupcakes $.50
Assorted Fresh Baked Breads