I got all my little siblings candy bracelets for Saint Valentine's Day.
All my little siblings enjoyed them.
The strings on the bracelets were in different sizes.
Tommy ended up getting one way to small.
Although he didn't care to wear it.
Just to eat it.
The 14th Samwise came and visited with me a little after I finished work.
Sadly I had a super sore throat so I just sipped tea.
He offered to get some custard since I had a really big lunch.
But I didn't want my throat to get worse.
Saturday we did another open house for our Civil Air Patrol squadron.
Here is the booth I was in charge of putting together.
Lucy is now a member.
I gave her my uniform to wear.
Last year I was in charge of the aerospace education booth.
I was very pleased to see the cadets in charge of it this year redid the tornadoes in a jar.
I like how they added a little sand to it so you can see the swirling better.
Sunday morning I was sweeping the floor
and saw the garbage can giving me an attitude.
I expect something like this from my siblings.
Not the garbage can!
We got a few veils hung up at Saint Jerome now.
Custard was waiting for us when we got home from Mass.
Before The Show
We went to the Wonders of physics on Sunday.
A few of my siblings went, both my parents, Samwise and two of his siblings.
Nate played with the plasma ball they had outside of the show room.
Pearl's hair didn't react much.
Marigold's hair reacted the most to the static.
It's hard to tell with Kili's short hair,
but he did have quit a bit sticking out.
They had a few jokes on one of their screens.
I found these two funny.
We sat near the front this year.
Quigley and Kili sat in the second row right in front of Samwise and I.
Everyone else were in the third.
Marigold sat to my right.
During the show Lucy and Kili were picked to go down and demonstrate
how molecules act at certain temperatures.
After the show they allow you to come and experience a few of the experiments up close.
Kili is racing the professor he had the regular ball where the professor had the magnetic one.
Odette wanted to try too.
We made crepes for dinner.
Teri made the first batch of crepes.
I made batter for a second batch although Samwise ended up cooking them.
Gretchen and I worked this morning until 4.
Having driven in separate since we began at different times.
I drove through town avoiding the highway a little more.
Gretchen took the highway home and ended up hitting a rough spot.
I got home in time to have dad and a few kids, pile into my van with shovels.
We got her and the car unstuck
On our way.
Gretchen is completely fine.
Teri car on the other hand lost it's bumper.
Very beautiful.
But still very Dangerous!
"In flying I have learned that carelessness and overconfidence are usually far more dangerous than deliberately accepted risks."
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