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The Salina Project… still?????

4 Comments Posted by on January 24, 2012

Really, I don’t mean to complain but this still seems like a lot of paper left… and I have about 45 wet  sheets in my paper pack right now and 20 soaking in my water vat… I have got to stop measuring this stack… yes, it has gone down but it really appears unchanging… I swear… It is still BIG

maybe 2 inches but that still is a lot.... trust me

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4 responses to “The Salina Project… still?????”

  2. Mary Fischer January 25, 2012 at 12:05 am

    I never thought I’d hear that you and Ken are actually working together. So how many are done and how many left to go?

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    • dlcowgirl January 25, 2012 at 12:32 am

      It is going pretty smoothly actually and we are working at the same pace…
      we are going to finish with 62 today by doing them in batches of 20 at a time and then taking a break. Right now we are taking our dinner break and I made some stir fry.. then we will do 20 more and that will be it for tonight… so I had done 48 and yesterday we did 50 and 62 today.. that brings the grand total to 160 with 90 to go…. we should finish before Friday when we leave to go to Big Bend to scatter Jo’s ashes…
      and then start coloring when we come back…
      Whew…. truly my arms are aching from that constant movement of the wiping… What a hoot.
      Really, Nellie would be rolling in her grave… and I bet if Jo’s spirit is around, she is having a good laugh at us as well…

      Reply

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