wcoc middle dist courde 10. excellent map. thick but in a good way, wet at low areas, mosquitos, technical. john dislocated a finger and had to fix it. reviewed courses over beer.
up to bluehll fire lookout where we talked to the looker outer lady.
Walking40:00 [1]
i was really really tired. the treasure hunt was fun - we got to act out a shakespeare scene at one checkpoint. i was in heaven! shakespeare AND orienteering, all at one time!
Collard greens (on which we dined last night), cauliflower, peppers:
Beets in front; tomatoes behind:
I have failed the 17-point plan the last couple of days. Yesterday I felt OK about it because the evening was devoted to a lovely get-together with Caz and Stef.
Heading off to Calgary today for a week.
Bicycling45:00 [3]
to airport. late start (6:45 after dealing with some work for the new company that isn't paying me yet) so more traffic than i would like. but maybe early sunday morning is the only safe bet.
thought about how a kid i know doesn't try to figure out how to make somethibg happen bc he knows it's a lost cause.
Left to right in front: Horseradish, dill and jasmine.
Note
I am psyched! Dave's company is going to allow me & the kids to join his health insurance. So we are now officially Domestic Partners. He even has to sign some affadavit.
In mid-April, the Wednesday afternoon club kids planted tomato and lettuce and eggplant seeds in flats. They didn't get off to a good start: not enough light; they became leggy. They've never really grown much and yet they don't die. Here is the resulting bonsai vegetable garden:
I recently transplanted a few of these puny tomato plants to a big pot just to see if they'll grow:
I need to decide whether to do the rogaine in July in NY, and if so who to con into doing it. I almost don't want to, because of all the other travel this summer.