I got my check for unclaimed property - $14.
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I am about 7 hours in to making chicken stock. Gonna let it go another couple of hours and then off to the garage to cool it down. 
FYI I read recently that there’s little difference after 2 hours. Simmer for two hours, strain, reduce, and done.
I tried it that way last time and it was good.
But anyway, mmmmm homemade chicken stock. Now I want some.
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You get me one of those stick vacuums and I would give you some of my chicken stock in return!!! 
I cooked dinner tonight for guests and I killed it. Chicken piccata.
I went to McD today and discovered the white straws with the red and yellow stripe have returned. The clear ones they’d been using lately were awful.
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The stuff seems to go i streaks. I got like 7 in a couple months, and then not a single one since.
Then i had a run of pool cleaners, so everyone i know that has a pool, has a robot cleaner.
I havent forgotten. If one comes up ill ping you.
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In my experience you won’t get full extraction in only two hours. I believe you should keep simmering until the bones crumble, which is a sign that it’s fully extracted.
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My husband makes me coffee every morning.
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My wife just takes this for granted. I also used to deliver it to her every morning but that often required waking her up which was counterproductive.
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That’s the generally accepted way. Just sayin’, I read an article from a chef who said you get 99% of the way there in two hours. And the last batch I did, 2 hours, and it was fine.
Been getting my spouse their tea in bed for decades now. I consider my self lucky to be able to do that, it’s the least I can do frankly.
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Chef prolly puts… puts… rai-SINS 
in his desserts!!!
We got Girl Guide cookies!!!
Watched a cute little documentary short called “Strong grandma”
It’s about a 93 year old lady who enters powerlifting tournaments.
Our 50th wedding anniversary is fast approaching so I have been scanning photos from 50+ years ago as part of the commemoration. Taking the liberty of sharing two of my favourites as I count GoActuary as one of my “communities” for sharing personal stuff.
Sorry for the grainy appearance.
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It’s bugged me since high school that I couldn’t quite visualize what a solid with some base and all square cross sections from those integration problems would look like.
I asked one of my calculus students to design and 3D print one.
Just in time because I’m planning on teaching that lesson on Thursday.
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