Organization!

I been spending a lot of time processing and organizing everything that was donated to me. I finally am finished and I'm preparing to take the boat out  of the yard soon. I did an experiment with the dried palm leaves left over from some fronds I kept from awhile back. I have to say it came out okay. I'm posting this blog from my netbook. It's way more easier than blogging from a cellphone; not to forget that it's way faster also.






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