michael-in-phoenix
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...and his classmates will camp at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon in a few weeks.
I am (once again) heading up the group of intrepid and corpulent (kidding) parent volunteers who will cook for 80 people while tent camping.
This year's trip has changed format. Instead of 5 full days of cooking, we only have to provide a snack upon arrival, and then dinner that night. The next day we cook a hot breakfast and man a build-your-own-lunch line. Then we do dinner that night. Breakfast the next morning and one more lunch, and we're done! That's barely two full days of cooking.
I'm happy with the menu and I'm looking forward to the trip. I am trying to stay positive since my two boys and my Lovely Wife are, at present, down with H1N1. I am the last man standing in this homestead.
I am the keeper of the "knowledge of how to pull this whole thing off" (I wrote The Manual with another Mom who teamed up with me two years ago to feed my older son's class), so I can't get sick. I have contingencies in place should I go down, but I really want to come through. Pray for me if you are wont to do that sort of thing. If not, send me good thoughts. I appreciate your support.
Out of about 60 kids in the 7th grade at my son's school, 24 of them were out with the flu last Friday. We hope they get it out of their system before the trip.
Thanks for letting me vent a bit. I'm excited, scared, adrenalized and cautious. Very interesting feelings....
Michael
I am (once again) heading up the group of intrepid and corpulent (kidding) parent volunteers who will cook for 80 people while tent camping.
This year's trip has changed format. Instead of 5 full days of cooking, we only have to provide a snack upon arrival, and then dinner that night. The next day we cook a hot breakfast and man a build-your-own-lunch line. Then we do dinner that night. Breakfast the next morning and one more lunch, and we're done! That's barely two full days of cooking.
I'm happy with the menu and I'm looking forward to the trip. I am trying to stay positive since my two boys and my Lovely Wife are, at present, down with H1N1. I am the last man standing in this homestead.
I am the keeper of the "knowledge of how to pull this whole thing off" (I wrote The Manual with another Mom who teamed up with me two years ago to feed my older son's class), so I can't get sick. I have contingencies in place should I go down, but I really want to come through. Pray for me if you are wont to do that sort of thing. If not, send me good thoughts. I appreciate your support.
Out of about 60 kids in the 7th grade at my son's school, 24 of them were out with the flu last Friday. We hope they get it out of their system before the trip.
Thanks for letting me vent a bit. I'm excited, scared, adrenalized and cautious. Very interesting feelings....
Michael