and we didn't communicate too well about who was writing last week.
We are both feeling some what better now...
Now Lisa's expression looks more like this...
The veggies are from our garden this year. The red 'matoes are a grape tomato and Roma cross breed that seems to be doing well (for some reason we do great with the cherry/pear/grape tomatoes but the bigger ones are problematic. We have Jalapenos (obviously) and two kinds of Cayennes (Yellow and Dragon). The yellows are coming out quick and plentiful. There are a lot of the others but they're taking longer to ripen.
In other news I've been doing a lot of work on the ward list for church (it's approximately forty people shorter now because I've actually been putting the research in to move out people who aren't here rather than being another in a long line of hand wringers). By the way any one out there dealing with records... At least learn to spell the name of your city... In addition to addresses in Pocatello I had addresses in Pocotello and Pocetella (Not to mention the one in Idaho Falls and the one in Downy...). And don't get me started about streets (too late... Garfield, N Garfield, N. Garfield, No Garfield and NGarfield may all translate the same in someones mind but not on the computer!)
Lisa has been invited to teach another class, which we are thinking about, but it would be a pain when added to the stuff she's already doing (she would like to graduate next year...)
We both have shop and writing projects going that are pretty cool, but I'm going to play those close to the chest until we have more definite info on publication and or finished pieces to show. I will say I'm getting some fun reactions to the Stainless Steel Belt project and mostly to the positive. As for the one guy who made a negative comment so far...Jealousy is ugly bub...
Well, that's it for this week.
Hopefully Lisa will be back next week with conference adventure stories...
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