BEL #641
An undeniably hot day in Missoula, but still a satisfying one. We have three new Boots scheduled to arrive tomorrow, plus three more SEPPers to arrive on Monday (while we already have two on-site), so I suspect that after a brief lull we'll be back into a decent clip of activity once again.
While wrapping-up things on Friday, here's event guest
Jason showing me the current progress of the yurt floor. It's air drying, after 10 coats of raw linseed oil. Maybe we'll add a couple more, since
PTJ facilitator Michael O suggested 9 to 12 coats would be sufficient.
These look like tiny honeysuckle flowers (roughly the same diameter as a quarter). Very, very small, compared to what I'd seen in the past. Might they be something else?
Here's a surprising find at a
local Little Free Library. It was written inside the cover of a quotation anthology called
Harvest of Gold. I think it's important that everyone has people like both
Sam and
Marie in their lives. Regardless, I think I'll be hanging on to this book for quite a while. There's a tremendous amount of inspirational material inside.
And now for something completely different... At Goodwill, I noticed some truly bizarre back-of-box copy on this "Tiny Dinosaurs" toy assembly kit...
That's all for now. Thanks for reading, and enjoy your day...!