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4.29.2018



Maybe Spring

Today, it seems like maybe spring is actually here.  I’m not sure how much longer I can keep my succulents a live inside.  They are ready for some outdoor temps.
50% success on this pot!  One survived and one did not.

So far so good with purple hippo.


We’ve had a busy spring.  Plus, work is at it’s peak.  We have about 900 campers enrolled of which each generates 3 pieces of paper at the minimum.  You get the picture.  Add in doing rocket launches, trash can launches and puppet shows and my work week equals about 48-50 hours currently.  I did get to write a puppet show called Mr Meet Moon.  It turned out well and shocked so many co workers!  They didn’t know I had a creative side, only the organized side.  Now if they only knew about the side that is interested in bones and dead animal carcasses….. oh maybe it is better if I keep that to myself.

Rat carcass in a pasture trap.  I really wanted to study how the bones went together but the smell was too bad to get that close.

Tim and I enjoyed a day trip to Liberal. Chris and Theresa are settled in and Chris loves his work.  If you are ever out that way, he gives a great tour of the museum.


Yes, you can get in this plane.

Kids area inside

Plane outside

Tim traveled to San Diego to drop Kate off for a 30 day trauma program.  He wasn’t there long but enjoyed the different plants and such.  He then came home for a day and left again for a conference in Kansas City.  The pets were very confused by this coming and going to say the least.

We are helping Tyson with some house spiffying while Kate is gone.  Mostly it includes paint, cleaning and just rearranging.  They never quite got settled in after the move.  Tyson planted grass first thing after Kate left in hopes it will be up when she returns.  As he remarked, Kate has no patience when it comes to waiting for the grass to grow.  He knows her well.


Here’s to a great spring and summer.

Love Auntie and Uncle Tim

1 comment:

  1. Love the pictures and update! Yes, the rat was rather interesting to see :)
    Love, Pamey

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