State Archives Visit

My Intro to Archives course lead me into Kansas State Archives.

I never seen one of these.

This was volume one of three of newspaper clippings of Potawatomis.

My mom showed me a pic of Nin num min skuk just a couple months earlier from  family pics.

Bunny Bunny Bunny pics

But he liked having his picture taken.

I was teased because when Stace looked at my phone, it was loaded with bunny pics

He was my research assistant.

He showed me how to relax!

He was pretty independent, but he still loved to  snuggle.  

Missing Bunny Boy

I have been missing my little buddy, Bunny Boy.  A week ago, he broke free from his confined life in the chicken house and my home to the outside world. 

We had plans.  We were going to go to Hollywood and try acting.  

"What's that, Bunny Boy?"

"I think I heard something.  Did you?"

"Maybe there is a God."

"Aye, aye, matey!"

I kind of left Blogger.  I don't like their new editing.  But, I wanted the world to know how Bunny Boy and I were buddies.  He was a possum warrior.  He was on the mend.  He had a purple stitch.  I hope he's happy where he is.  I will keep hunting for him.

I will love him and squeeze him...

Donkey lunch

Lubbock pecans

Sharing the Trout

This morning, I woke before 6.  I didn't get up early for the first time in a week.  My pursuit for the Lake Shawnee trout has been accomplished. 

Yesterday, i caught one more making the count four. Sharing the trout yesterday and today has been great.  The funny thing... I did not catch one until I shared the quest with others.  Little JJ and Chuck came Wednesday.  Chuck, in fact, hooked one before me.  I was swearing!  Chuck said later, he felt bad that it was so easy for him!  I guess it was just me.  I caught my first on Wednesday.  Thursday morning was two.  Thursday night was one.  Each one was 18 inches.  I am happy to say, I fed my family with them!
Mom, Marv, and Chuck had a great breakfast yesterday.  Last night, Barb marinated the fillets in Thai seasoning from the "spice man" of the KC farmer's market.  She grilled them on her cedar planks.  It looked beautiful.