The Kassel Family Project Life 365

All you need to do to determine if your adult children still think like children is to send them to the grocery store for tator tots.

We spent the day celebrating Andy’s birthday in little ways. John took him to lunch, and then I went on a bike ride with him to Cooper’s Landing.

We finished out the evening with an easy family dinner, and Andy and I shared a bottle of wine. It was a nice, relaxing day. Happy Birthday, Andy! We love you!

My coworker is being so “helpful” today. He takes up so much space that I cannot see the bottom of my screen.

I have been having some fun with AI. I wanted some pictures that reflect the names of my soaps. This is what AI did for Forbidden Orchard.

This is what AI did for Sunlit Rhubarb.

I love them. Sometimes, AI can be helpful.

I am working on a soap product line, so I can hopefully begin recovering some of the costs associated with my soap habit. I only plan to sell to family and friends. This particular soap is inspired by a scent called, “Dark Orchard,” and it is a combination of clear and white soap bases.

The soap will be named, “Forbidden Orchard”, so using a black color seemed appropriate. It looked amazing in the mold.

The soap looked even more amazing after the cut.

I am very excited about this one!

John had friends over today to celebrate his birthday. He was insistent that I not make them take a picture, so I settled for a picture of Andy cutting the yummy brisket that he made for the celebration.

Jack sent me this picture of Laura with her birthday present from her Dad because I forgot to take a picture of her with it. Thanks to Jack for making sure I had a picture of the day!