It is Thursday, April 7… and it is my youngest brother’s birthday! Happy Birthday, Dan! I did everything in my power to get the Kansas Jayhawks to win a national championship for his birthday, so there’s that.
Today has been a day of prep work for next week’s class, as well as a little advance work for the networking class I have the week after that. I’ve got a long day tomorrow with meetings.
We’re getting our utility vehicles returned tomorrow… I guess they couldn’t get them out to us today with their busy spring schedule. We’re taking a long look at a small utility tractor for some more intense work around here.
The dogs are losing their collective minds right now, and the barkfest has begun.
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No worries… hit the mark. I’m good to go.
I hope the world is treating you better than you deserve.
Peace y’all.
