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Hired at Metro 8/9/77 retired at K.C. 1/31/08
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This month marks the fifth anniversary of my retirement from King County Metro. It occurred to me that I have now been retired longer than I was Supervisor of Scheduling. Wow. My successor, Jon, has been a supervisor a year longer than me.
2013 begins with a New Year Celebration with the gang.
Here’s a pix looking down from above.
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| I didn’t realize that we had instructions to all wear blue. . . |
Father-in-Law Al turned 87 and celebrated with a visit from
Lil and Bree and Guy’s family.
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| Miles and Austin size up the pony ride |
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| Niki shows Al and Bree pictures from her phone |
I wanted to show a picture of the loading dock that Roger
built last Fall. It has an outdoor sink
perfect for bathing the dog, also we’ve moved the worm compost system here from
its original setting behind the shop.
The dock has been very handy for many projects. Here’s a picture of my willow harvest this
winter.
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| Four kinds of willow plus some plum |
The weather this winter has been fairly mild, but we have
had a few frozen days. Here are some
pictures—of the frozen waterfall at Eric’s and a picture of the path to the
pond—compare this to last July’s picture.
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| Click on to enlarge |
Roger has been busy rerouting the railroad around the boiler
to meet up with the new loading dock. He
has also been collecting up to 18 eggs a day from the two chicken flocks. And he’s been getting the nursery ready for
Spring. The Grange is busy making plans
for the year including a seed exchange.
I managed to finish a basket this month.
And I got to go to our annual spa retreat
with Liz, Jeannette, and Michelle.
And
last weekend R and I went to
Seattle,
visited the new
new MOHAI, and celebrated Diane’s big 6-0.
Mine will be coming up soon enough.
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| Celebrating the 60's |
The month of January was filled with family, friends, projects,
natural beauty . . .
It looks as though this retirement thing is working out just
fine.
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