Check One Off the List
Perhaps you recall a previous post about the Birdhouse Project. Below is proof positive of its completion.
Truth be told, they sat on top of the refrigerator for a couple weeks while I waited for the Spousal Unit ™ to mount them on the garage. Influenced by the film Wonder Woman, I figured I could take matters into my own hands. I went to the local hardware store, described what I wanted to do, and came home with some hangars. My pounding on the storage garage wall was enough to bring the Spousal Unit™ outside to see what I was doing. Turns out the recommendation at the hardware store didn't work but it did tip Dan-o over the edge so that he came up with a solution and mounted the birdhouses on the garage.
Pretty good, huh?
Cooking:
Do you remember the book Tuesdays With Morrie? We have Tuesdays With Maggie (daughter #2), Pete (her Spousal Unit™) and Georgia (granddaughter #3, grandchild # 6). When I was working, I would pick something up on my way to their house from work. In retirement, we cook! Tonight's deliciousness was Grilled Baby Back Ribs, which were excellent, if I do say so myself. We grilled some corn, had some store purchased deli salads and Voila! Le Diner :)
I meant to add this photo of Jackson (he of the "Hmmm") in the previous post but the aging brain forget. Because I think it's a great picture of him, I'll add it here.
Finally, in a burst of creativity and I am pretty danged proud of this, I built a website Sunday afternoon for my fledgling business, The Road Next Taken. A couple people have asked; I used a template from Go Daddy. In my opinion, extremely easy to manipulate and have it do and say what I was hoping the website would do and say. I felt particularly crafty at figuring out the upcoming classes feature (which I believe was Upcoming Events in the template). I am soliciting business, BTW. My classes are a perfect fit for any community that engages people ages Fifty Plus. You don't have to live in the Twin Cities to book a class; I love to travel. Be creative--what about your faith community? School district? Community Center? Community College? Business? Just send me a contact and I'll connect.
Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks?
Pretty good, huh?
Cooking:
Do you remember the book Tuesdays With Morrie? We have Tuesdays With Maggie (daughter #2), Pete (her Spousal Unit™) and Georgia (granddaughter #3, grandchild # 6). When I was working, I would pick something up on my way to their house from work. In retirement, we cook! Tonight's deliciousness was Grilled Baby Back Ribs, which were excellent, if I do say so myself. We grilled some corn, had some store purchased deli salads and Voila! Le Diner :)
I meant to add this photo of Jackson (he of the "Hmmm") in the previous post but the aging brain forget. Because I think it's a great picture of him, I'll add it here.
Finally, in a burst of creativity and I am pretty danged proud of this, I built a website Sunday afternoon for my fledgling business, The Road Next Taken. A couple people have asked; I used a template from Go Daddy. In my opinion, extremely easy to manipulate and have it do and say what I was hoping the website would do and say. I felt particularly crafty at figuring out the upcoming classes feature (which I believe was Upcoming Events in the template). I am soliciting business, BTW. My classes are a perfect fit for any community that engages people ages Fifty Plus. You don't have to live in the Twin Cities to book a class; I love to travel. Be creative--what about your faith community? School district? Community Center? Community College? Business? Just send me a contact and I'll connect.
Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks?
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