[Loch-ruadh] Lughnasadh & other stuff

[Jane Sitton]

Logan is home right now.  He can give you particulars on the trailer.

I'll let y'all know Friday how the biopsy turns out.  Thanks for the good
wishes.

We hope next Wednesday's follow-up visit with CPS will be the last one.  The
good thing that comes from this is that with the house cleaner, I will feel
more receptive to having guests for bardics, brewers & vintners, &
metalworking, & etc.  No one had to tell me my house needed uncluttering.
But I did need some help getting it done.  Rome wasn't built in a day, and
the house wasn't cluttered in a day, either.  It's taking a while to dig
out, but should be in great shape by the next wandering bardic, which I hope
to host if no one else steps in.  It could also be a birthday party for me &
Logan.

Logan says the new bees are very mad just now, but when he gets them into
their new hive tonight, they should be happier.  It is much easier to work
with the bees when the weather is cooler.  They have no flowers to speak of
to work on just now, and are fighting mad about it.  Cooler is better,
believe me.

Madelina

-----Original Message-----
From: Padraig Ruad O'Maolagain [mailto:padraig_ruad2 at yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2001 3:47 PM
To: loch-ruadh at ansteorra.org
Subject: Re: [Loch-ruadh] Lughnasadh & other stuff


Madelina wrote:

<snip>
> If anyone needs to borrow our trailer, speak now or
> call by 10 p.m. Thursday
> night.  Otherwise, we'll be out of pocket.  Also, we
> can haul lots of stuff
> & people if anyone needs a ride and can leave Friday
> morning.

How big is the trailer?  I know you've told me before,
but I have a severe case of CRS.  :)

> As for personal stuff, the CPS interview went okay.
<snip>

That is very good news.  I figured that anyone
reasonable could just look at your kids and see that
they're not neglected, starved or abused.

> I'm scheduled to have a quarter-sized lump removed
> from my arm and biopsied
> tomorrow, as well as a complete physical, blood
> work, etc.  Wish me luck.

The best luck of the Irish to you.  I'm praying for a
result of "benign".

> Yesterday, Logan successfully began his new career
> as a bee extractor.  He
> removed a hive of bees from a house that is being
> remodeled, got to save
> most of the bees and the honey, and got paid to do
> so to boot.  Way cool.  I
> look forward to having a mead-making party sometime
> this fall, said the
> little red hen.

Very cool!  I'm going to make some time after
Lughnasad to come visit and learn something about
beekeeping.

Padraig

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