Finished it.

The Russia display went well (although I was so busy with the singers that I only saw one person visiting it). We were between the Philippines and the USA. The Philippines had a huge crowd of children constantly, because they had a stick-dancing exhibit. Emily, like all the other children, enjoyed jumping between the sticks. I will probably go more all out next year (hopefully, there will not be a string of snowdays, and I know there won't be an inauguration).

My Polish cabbage rolls were mostly eaten. Next time, I'll have to bring a knife so people can have half of a cabbage roll.

The singing went pretty well.

Tons of stuff to do, so I'll goof off here.

Must get directions to Howard University (and figure out what room I'll be going to).
Rearrange my notes for the interesting order in the accelerated class.
Either dig out our driveway or buy icemelt and melt out our driveway (driveway is nearly completely ice).
File lots of paperwork.
Dump shredding on top of my compost to keep the squirrels from making a mess in there. The mess is SO much more obvious spread out over a layer of clean ice on top of snow.
Make sure that my daughter eats healthy food. Ha, ha, ha. I crack myself up.
Send my sister a book on composting with worms. That's fun.

I love books

I ordered my sister a pair of books for her worm composting (hopefully, they will be more useful to read than to compost). I got totally distracted by the Amazon recommends feature. I added at least $500 of books to my wish list. Man, I could shop and shop and shop and read and read and read. Several books on soil, soil ecology, and biochemistry. The information probably overlaps, but that's all part of becoming an expert. Oh well, I can window-shop without spending all my paychecks.