Two things happened today. I rode with Andy and he got a King of the Mountain (KOM) on Strava. When looking at the overall leaderboard, we discovered that I actually own the true overall by one second from my last ride on the Bear Creek Trail. I am KOM! Nevermind that Andy was riding with me and riding *my* speed. I know that he will own the real KOM soon, but, for today, I took a picture. I will never see this again. As if that was not enough, he told me while we were riding that he noticed that I am thinner especially in the legs. When the person who lives with you everyday and sees you all the time notices, you know the change is happening. I will be smiling all night!
Solar Panels!
The Kassel Castle got an upgrade today! Twenty-four solar panels were installed on the back of our roof.
The crew arrived about 7:45 and the panels were installed by mid-afternoon. Each panel weighs about 50 pounds and each had to be carried to the roof separately.
The last step is for the City of Columbia to switch the meter to a solar meter. We hope to be taking advantage of our solar panels by the end of March. I am looking forward to lower electrical bills! We are projected to see a 70% to 80% reduction in electrical cost.
The End of Cookie Season
Another Girl Scout Cookie Season has come to an end with money turn-in this evening. I love cookies, but I am always glad to see the end. Laura sold a total of 308 boxes though we “donated” eight of those boxes to another girl in her troop so that she could reach the next prize level. As a troop, the girls sold over 1800 boxes. Way to go Troop 62262!







