Friday Roundup- Pastries, Props and More!

Fossil prop completed! Yahoooo!! More eye candy for the kids!



This week was chock full of all kinds of fun stuff here at Rancho Ramirez. Pammy had and continues to have plenty of baking chores in preparation for Easter and on top of that she had to make extra goodies for a "food show" that was held yesterday in Boerne. Then there is the very cool gig she got for this summer directing a show at St. Philips College. She's already prepping for that because summer is right around the corner and the show she's going to direct will have physical comedy, singing and dancing. Lots to plan for that show but it's all very exciting.

I was up to various orifices in Doc Ed work most of the week. There were shows the Medina County Ag Fair and at the Environmental Fair at the Texas Research Park. Both events had plenty of school kids in attendance and as always we were fed well by the good folks organizing those events. The Ag Fair always has brisket as the main dish along with coleslaw, beans and other assorted goodies plus some homemade cookies and brownies. Not bad. The Enviro Fair had plenty of Bill Miller Barbeque chicken and sandwiches. Hey, it's Texas after all! Just in the nick of time I also finished the nautilus fossil prop for the Rock Star: The Edwards Aquifer show.
Driving back from the Enviro Fair I saw the beautiful tents for the Circo Hermanos Atayde just off IH35 North on the southside of town. What a sight! We're hoping to see the show this weekend. That's all for now. Hasta manana!