Twins, have a blessed holiday, and may your fast be easy.
Dee, when you come back from Florida this time, can't you do any laundry waiting, repack and leave suitcases all ready for the next 6-month trip? When we were traveling back and forth every weekend to DD's, helping them remodel their kitchen & guest bathroom, I kept overnight case ready with duplicates of all the misc. stuff we took, and a laundry basket with air mattress & linens ready. I'd wash the sheets and put them right back in there. Can you tell I hate packing.
Oh, by the way, Dee, did you move to Alaska? I didn't think anybody was -60 yet!
I'm not doing well. I slept till after 10:30. DH came back to see if I was ok. I'd carried my little clock out to the kitchen and accidentally left it out there. If I sleep until I'm rested, it'd be closer to noon I think. I was up late working on paperwork with DH, but not late enough to warrant this.
Let's see what I can accomplish today. Yesterday I had plans to do things. I was going to sew. I only ironed some fabric pieces and made a 12" cardboard square.
Ok, here I go.
If you've ever used any gadgets or equipment that helps you find hidden wires or pipes in walls or in the ground, he is the one who designed it...I say invented...He ran an electrical company for years and then took early retirement. Bored and on the cusp of the computer era he decided to lean computer programing. He taught himself 3 computer languages and then began "designing" software for a variety of companies. He "designed" the first LED computer board/sign used in poker rooms. He's designed all sorts of other things for people and scientists. Once he made something that took pictures of birds eating food in the forest. The bird would land on the paper part, eat food and then poop. The poop was the important stuff....He's designed a machine/frame that baseball pitchers use. It measures how fast the ball travels and calculates whether it is a ball or strike, and in his early years designed on of the first a disco dance floor with all the lights, bells and whistles for the Play Boy Club....He's my very own Mr. Magoo. Life is always interesting around here.
that have gone on in our husbands' heads! I love reading about it all. 
Sesame seeds were always easier because of their size, but the cornmeal was so lightweight the same method wouldn't work. His mechanism is in use lots of places, but Wendy's even paid his way several times to their headquarters in Ohio to view their lines and see if his mechanism was doing well in operation for them. They offered him a really nice position there (all Wendy's bread is made in Ohio) and a raise that might have made his head turn, but he was in love with somebody here. 
DH keeps threatening to take over this task if I don't get it caught up! I have paid bills and handled all paperwork for 33 years...maybe I should let him have it. That didn't sound right! 