Greetings to all of my friends and readers out there in cyberspace. Many of you have probably noticed somewhat of a slowdown in my blogging over the past few months. For those of you who are curious about what I’ve been up to, below is a summary of where I’ve been and what I’ve been doing.
- Been finishing up a massive update/remodel to the upper level of our home
- Been helping a good friend hang drywall, etc. before his big move to California
- Traveled to California in May for the TSIA conference
- Traveled to Des Moines, IA this month for the NCFIC Road Trip event (WWW.NCFIC.ORG)
- Manned a book table for Christian Focus Publications at the 2010 Association of Christian Librarians conference (WWW.CHRISTIANFOCUS.COM)
- Traveled to Chicago, IL this month to visit with a customer
- Butchered chickens (Yum!)
- Working my day job
- Working my night “job” (i.e. husband, father)
- Reading books (Lots of reviews in the works, thank you for your patience…)
- Trying to get back into running (boy do I feel old)
I’m excited to get back to writing and blogging as it’s a very gratifying creative outlet for me. I have several other blogging projects in the works that I’ll be talking about more soon, so stay tuned….
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OK, I’ll admit it – butchering chickens was the first thing on that list that caught my eye.
That’s a lot of traveling! Hope it’s something you enjoy.
Oh, and welcome back to the real ummmm blogging world
Most of the travel was for work, but it wasn’t all that bad. I do enjoy seeing new places. As for the chickens, we butchered 65 of them a couple of weeks ago. We’ll be butchering pigs later again in the fall. I guess you could say we really know where our meat comes from.
Wow. That’s a lot of butchering!
Yes. Not a bad way to “kill” several hours on a Saturday. Truth be told, you generally don’t feel like eating chicken for several days after completing the butchering process.
any pigs named Wilbur?
Of course. There’s always one. Did I tell you about the sad looking spider that was nearby?
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