Event Day

Some happy things from today:

  • At work I spoke with my supervisor about time off.  We have Mandatory Extended Time (MET) for the next two weeks.  My actual vacation starts before the MET ends.  So I'm leaving for Pennsic when they want me to be working.  My vacation time for the next week was approved, but I can't ask for time off that I'm not scheduled for.  And they won't approve vacation time when there is MET.  So, the end result of all this is that my supervisor assured me that I would get the time off with no bad repercussions.  For that I am happy.
  • An eighteen year old that I babysat, at least once, drove me to the event in Maine today.  I worked until just after noon and I was falling asleep on my way to his family's home to pick him up.  I'm so thankful that he was able to get me to this event today.
  • It was another hot July day.  I'm really thankful that Keziah was able to get the common tent up. A little while after I arrived, we got the tent we are camping in up.  It took a while to get it ready to sleep in.  We have some work ahead of us tonight make it comfortable.  It has been wonderful to see friends.  I'm thankful for the help we received.

Some pictures from today:






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Finished listening to:  A Mystic'sI uiiui Workī Julian of Norwich, by Professor Christina M. Carlson, Ph.D.  This seems to be a recording of a course.

Thank you for being part of my happy things. Stay safe.


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