My room is perfectly fine here, but there are a couple of oddities:
What the heck is that scale on the thermostat? Which way is hot and which is cool? What temperature is green?
A safe! Great! But it’s installed in the closet in such a way as to make te majority of the closet itself unusable. Hangers do not fit in front of the safe, only on the sides.
Girls are away. The boys are hanging out.
Laura got started at the bakery painting over spring break. She has one color done and planning the next. Stay tuned…
Happy Birthday Sarah!
We spent the afternoon taking Liz to the Space Center Houston. The real 747 shuttle carrier is the newest exhibit and the “shuttle” on top is the display model that used to be at Kennedy Center in Florida (Explorer/Independence).
We all enjoyed the ISS display and show. And loved the walk through shuttle display inside.
The lighting was terrible for taking pictures of the real space modules from the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo missions. Though it was fun touching moon rock, meteorites, and playing with a section of the 1965 era control center. Houston, we’re having fun!
We were inviter out to supper last night. The kids had a great time. I even managed to catch pictures when they stopped moving for a minute or two.
The camping trip was a success with fishing being the highlight of the second day.
We ended up packing up in the rain and stopped on the way home to take pictures in front of big road side things.
Even MacDougall figured out how to settle into this camping life.
These were our starters for supper in Madrid. The bread was delicious and crusty and the olives had a lovely bright flavor. Naturally there was jamon (Spanish ham), and Rioja to wash everything down. Yum!
Sarah is away on a business trip so the kids and I decided to start spring break week with a camping trip. 26C in the days and 15C at night is working out well. The first evening is a success.
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