Going Through Life One Blog Post at a Time
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!
There is a lot of history for my office. I have worked there since 2012, but I have been told that we have been part of the University of Missouri for 90 years. Today, while walking around Townsend Hall during my lunch break, I stopped to finally read this sign. I have walked past it many times over the years, but I never took the time to read it until today.
It is a timeline of the College of Education and Human Development filled with milestones. It was interesting, and I learned a lot, but I never expected to find this.
There it was. It was a short description of the beginning of the Assessment Resource Center. It is amazing what you can learn when you stop to read.