Hi Marty –

How wonderful the Angel truism story brought back a piece of cool memory to you – 5th grade at 4-Camp!

I’m particularly fond of your #2 takeaway memory from the poster board quotes tacked on the wall – “Wisdom is knowing what to ignore.”

No kidding – Valuable message.

Thanks so much for reading + engaging. We’re super grateful.

Hi Carol!

The artwork is really cool – and you as an artist totally picked up on the colors and varieties.

Yes, homemade maple syrup is the bomb-a-reeno!

I agree Garrison Keillor’s quote totally hit home with me. Working in the film industry – Peter told me, “Bunny, if someone from another department asks you a question that you don’t know the answer to — simply tell them you’re not sure of the answer but you’ll get right back to them. And come and ask me and then you’ll be able to get back to them lickety-split.” I totally realize that’s what Garrison Keillor’s quote means to me – especially working on Set and I would’ve felt like a deer in head lights and perhaps stammered … uh, uh, uh. However, was able to answer any questions with intelligence *cough* ha because Peter taught me how to.

So appreciate you + sharing + loving Daymaker. We are super grateful.

Happy hump day back at ya!

See ya Friday.

Mmmm! Homemade maple syrup. Warm. I feel pancakes coming on. . .

And of course the wisdom of Garrison Keillor. When in doubt, look intelligent. I must remember that!!!

Happy hump day!