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I walked with M.
Other than that, I was pretty lazy. I took apart lego 80109 into numbered bags; I still need to figure who it is going to. I listened to a bunch of supply chain / logistics podcasts while dismantling it. I took T. to track, because R. had a race on his indoor bike / zwift at 7:30 pm. I saw AJ, and she gave me a hug, because I sent her a check when she sent out a super stressed email. She is putting the money to extremely good use, including bringing on a paid fundraiser, which the organization really needed. After track, we went to the food hall (since we were in Lexington anyway, I figured that was much better than fast food) (and it was). It was super busy, at least one private event and then just a ton of people, but food was fast because most people were past the food part and into the chatting and drinks and playing ping pong and corn hole and so forth. This whole go to a counter service restaurant and play games and act like you are in someone else’s living room thing is so incredibly awesome. I love the young people of today.
Other than that, I was pretty lazy. I took apart lego 80109 into numbered bags; I still need to figure who it is going to. I listened to a bunch of supply chain / logistics podcasts while dismantling it. I took T. to track, because R. had a race on his indoor bike / zwift at 7:30 pm. I saw AJ, and she gave me a hug, because I sent her a check when she sent out a super stressed email. She is putting the money to extremely good use, including bringing on a paid fundraiser, which the organization really needed. After track, we went to the food hall (since we were in Lexington anyway, I figured that was much better than fast food) (and it was). It was super busy, at least one private event and then just a ton of people, but food was fast because most people were past the food part and into the chatting and drinks and playing ping pong and corn hole and so forth. This whole go to a counter service restaurant and play games and act like you are in someone else’s living room thing is so incredibly awesome. I love the young people of today.