FAMILY WEEK 2022, July 2 to 9. All fourteen of us at once, for the first time.

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 "date": "2022-07-10T10:30:00.000Z",
 "body": "FAMILY WEEK 2022, July 2 to 9. All fourteen of us at once, for the first time.\n\nWHO SLEPT WHERE\n- Lake bedroom: Ray and I.\n- North bedroom: Kate, Samir, and June (11 months) in the travel crib.\n- Back bedroom, the two twins: Ellen and Mark.\n- Sofa bed in the main room: David and Julia.\n- The porch, four cots: Hannah (13), Owen (11), Lucas (8), Maeve (6).\n- Theo (4): the trundle in his parents' room, after one night on the porch that ended at 2 a.m.\nThat is every bed and cot in the place. One bathroom. Ray posted a schedule; the outdoor shower he rigged behind the boathouse took half the load.\n\nMEALS, for fourteen\n- Breakfast: everyone gets their own. Oatmeal in the big pot, bread, eggs to order.\n- Lunch: sandwiches, on the porch, made in a line.\n- Supper by family: Saturday and the Fourth, ours (walleye on the Fourth, 28 fillets). Sunday, Ellen and Mark: tacos. Tuesday, David and Julia: spaghetti and Julia's salad. Wednesday, Kate and Samir: grilled chicken with Leila's rice. Thursday: the Thirsty Loon for fish, all fourteen; telephone Patti by 4. Friday: everything left.\n- The flag cake: a double recipe now, in the big sheet pan. Marianne Trost was born on the Fourth and gets a candle in it.\n\nTHEO'S NUTS: the nut tin went home in June. No walnuts, pecans or almonds on the property.\n\nGROCERIES: three trips to Northgate Foods. 9 gallons of milk, 7 loaves from Sigrid plus four bought, 11 dozen eggs, 20 lb of potatoes.\n\nWHAT WORKED\n- The pontoon, twice a day.\n- A chore chart by family, not by person.\n- Quiet hour, 1 to 2, everyone on a bed or a dock with a book.\n\nWHAT DID NOT\n- One bathroom.\n- The children's cots on the porch in Tuesday's thunderstorm; they came in, all four, and slept on the main room floor.\n- Ray on his feet.\n\nFOR NEXT YEAR: the shed. Ray and David paced it off: 12 x 16. It would hold four bunks. Ask Nate what it would take.\n"
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  kind: note
  about: [cabin]
  date: 2022-07-10 10:30
  body: |
    FAMILY WEEK 2022, July 2 to 9. All fourteen of us at once, for the first time.

    WHO SLEPT WHERE
    - Lake bedroom: Ray and I.
    - North bedroom: Kate, Samir, and June (11 months) in the travel crib.
    - Back bedroom, the two twins: Ellen and Mark.
    - Sofa bed in the main room: David and Julia.
    - The porch, four cots: Hannah (13), Owen (11), Lucas (8), Maeve (6).
    - Theo (4): the trundle in his parents' room, after one night on the porch that ended at 2 a.m.
    That is every bed and cot in the place. One bathroom. Ray posted a schedule; the outdoor shower he rigged behind the boathouse took half the load.

    MEALS, for fourteen
    - Breakfast: everyone gets their own. Oatmeal in the big pot, bread, eggs to order.
    - Lunch: sandwiches, on the porch, made in a line.
    - Supper by family: Saturday and the Fourth, ours (walleye on the Fourth, 28 fillets). Sunday, Ellen and Mark: tacos. Tuesday, David and Julia: spaghetti and Julia's salad. Wednesday, Kate and Samir: grilled chicken with Leila's rice. Thursday: the Thirsty Loon for fish, all fourteen; telephone Patti by 4. Friday: everything left.
    - The flag cake: a double recipe now, in the big sheet pan. Marianne Trost was born on the Fourth and gets a candle in it.

    THEO'S NUTS: the nut tin went home in June. No walnuts, pecans or almonds on the property.

    GROCERIES: three trips to Northgate Foods. 9 gallons of milk, 7 loaves from Sigrid plus four bought, 11 dozen eggs, 20 lb of potatoes.

    WHAT WORKED
    - The pontoon, twice a day.
    - A chore chart by family, not by person.
    - Quiet hour, 1 to 2, everyone on a bed or a dock with a book.

    WHAT DID NOT
    - One bathroom.
    - The children's cots on the porch in Tuesday's thunderstorm; they came in, all four, and slept on the main room floor.
    - Ray on his feet.

    FOR NEXT YEAR: the shed. Ray and David paced it off: 12 x 16. It would hold four bunks. Ask Nate what it would take.