Lis's Project 365

I was digging through my box of skulls today (yes), and came across a bag of bones labelled “rat skeleton.”  This skull was in it. This is clearly NOT a rat skull.  I’m not sure what it is, perhaps a weasel of some kind?  A mystery, indeed.

Gandalf got a boo-boo on his back, and between him scratching it, and Ferrous continuing to attack him, it’s just not healing.  A friend suggested putting a shirt on him, and he took it remarkably well (for a while).  I couldn’t stop giggling.

2020 is not off to a good start, library-wise.  First, I lose my book list.  Then, the library can’t help me retrieve it.  Then, while I am sitting at a library computer, working on recreating it, the fire alarm goes off.  Luckily, we were only outside 10-15 minutes; I could have gone to wait in my car, but it wasn’t that bad out.

Project365 enters its 11th year!

 

This calendar is SO last year….

My 2020 hat to celebrate “Happy Noon Year” at work.  Woo hoo!

Celebrated Michael’s big birthday with music, friends and of course, cake.

A joint effort among Kris, Doug and Kat resulted in these positively delicious popovers to go with Christmas dinner.

If my friends can geek out over coding and data and the like, I can geek out when Doug finds a lung inside the duck he was prepping to roast.

This is Chip, short for Chipmonk (like monkey?  get it?)  She’s super cute but apparently she’s kind of a jerk.  And she really didn’t want to let go off her ball.

I was having lunch with Brianne today, who is in from out of town, and was looking for an interesting place to go, since I know she’s a foodie.  Found the Craft Food Hall Project online, which I never would have found in person since it’s up a hill in an office park.  It features two counters:  the Sousviderie (burgers, sandwiches and other meals featuring sous vide) and Project X (which serves pizza).  My lunch was delicious, and I thoroughly enjoyed the company and conversation.  Always good to see good friends after a long time.