Wakana is still enjoying her job. It's amazing how much two students can affect her. She has more energy and enjoys going off to face the rest of them.

Tonight we went to Chamorro Village for the first time since Wakana's parents were here. The prices are higher. We paid $18 for two 3-choice dinners and two bottles of water. The platters we carried home were heavy with pancit, chicken kelaguen, red rice, and lots of yummy BBQ. We gave the bones to Shawna and that left all three of us very happy and full.

I received all four seasons of Jeeves & Wooster from my younger daughter for Christmas. Wakana and I have been enjoying them, rationing them carefully so they will last longer.

Thank you Amy!

On my refrigerator is my calendar from my granddaughter. Imagine a piece of construction paper liberally and beautifully painted angel with a teeny little calendar stapled to the bottom. It's great!