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I would have helped out in the power tools class, but I didn’t want to show up my cousin with my superior knowledge, you know. (Responding to a question in the comments yesterday–my cousin Mark is teaching the power tools class.)
Friday was an amazing day, so wonderful. Today is another day! (I mentioned that in the kitchen last night–tomorrow is another day!–and I’m not sure if the kitchen staff found that encouraging or discouraging! Our kitchen people are one hardworking, fantastic bunch who persevere against all odds and bear up bravely against constant intrusions in the kitchen from cooking workshops.) I darted in and out of as many workshops as I could for seconds at a time with my camera, but it’s late Friday night as I set this post for Saturday morning. After a busy day on my feet at the retreat, I don’t have it left in me to post a full array of photos. (I gave it all at the retreat today!) I promise the photos are coming!
Rain has been in the forecast for Sunday, party day, but as we draw closer to Sunday, the forecast is pushing the rain off to Sunday night, so crossing fingers for a fabulous, sunny party day. It can rain all it wants after 7 pm!
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