Going Through Life One Post at a Time
We took Jim to the vet today for a physical exam, vaccinations, and a microchip. We can no longer pretend that Jim might end up being claimed by someone else as we registered the microchip as soon as we got home. Welcome to the Kassel Family for real, Jim!
A woman that I work with gave Andy and Laura two tickets and a parking pass for the Mizzou Men’s Basketball game tonight. The seats were very close to the court. While the team lost again, Laura caught a t-shirt. We will call that a win!
I am making good progress on my list for Food Prep February, and the freezer is slowly filling up. Next on my agenda is homemade ice cream.
Laura earned her Interpreter Strip for French at the Winter Court of Honor for BSA. She had to complete four requirements using the French language: carry on a five-minute conversation, translate a two-minute speech or address, write a letter, and translate 200 words from the written word. Congratulations, Laura!
EMS Education signed off on Laura’s Eagle Project. That leaves the completion of five merit badges, and she is largely done with three of those. Keep going, Red, because the Eagle rank is truly within reach. I am so proud of you.
Let Food Prep February begin!
By the end of February, there will be 8 or more freezer meals, lots of marinated chicken, burgers, tomato soup, and just general frozen goodness. I might even slip in some homemade ice cream.
Getting to spend a lot of February in my happy place so that our freezer can be full makes me smile.
It is time to get to work!
