I can't believe we are coming up on the halfway mark through March! Time is flying!
In case you didn't catch my late-breaking post yesterday, Becca e-mailed me that she has been sick, but not with Covid. She says 'hi' and hopes to be back at the table next week. And right after I heard from her, my friend who had the breast biopsy on Thursday texted me that she got good news, too - no cancer! It was a good afternoon.
JANA - maybe we should send our electrician to Michael's garage to shop!
CAROL - excellent question - whatever will you do with all your time when you step down from being president? Sewing and traveling sounds like fun, but now the fuel prices are going through the roof.
You have probably had the most challenging presidential reign anyone in your guild has ever had and you brought everyone through. Congratulations!LORI - I thought about that exact thing when we had our day of no power - this is like the old old days! I like being challenged and that day did challenge me. At least we had power back by 5pm and I didn't have to sit and darn socks by the light of a kerosene lamp! I'm happy that your guild survived. You were a big part of that!
TINA - So you're going to Cruces today? And has the wind let up this weekend? Can you do prep work on the house until the winds die down?
VELDA - we are still half-heartedly looking for a different toaster oven/air fryer. But in the meantime I'll give the one we bought a few more trys . . .
I think tonite we'll have frozen spring rolls, cooked leftover rice fried with green onions, and a salad for our supper. Maybe I'll do those spring rolls in the air fryer. I see a lot of prepared foods now have air fryer directions on them.
What say you about your supper tonite?
Vel