FAMILY WEEK 2026, July 1 to 8. Fourteen people, eight days.

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 "date": "2026-07-09T14:00:00.000Z",
 "body": "FAMILY WEEK 2026, July 1 to 8. Fourteen people, eight days.\n\nWHO SLEPT WHERE\n- Lake bedroom: Ray and I.\n- North bedroom: Kate and Samir, with June (5 on the 12th) on the trundle.\n- Back bedroom, the twins: Ellen and Mark.\n- Sofa bed: David and Julia.\n- Bunkhouse: Hannah (17) lower lake side, under the blue quilt; Owen (15) upper lake side, under the green; Lucas (12) and Maeve (10) on the road side, under blankets.\n- Porch cot: Theo (8), with the dog.\n\nMEALS. The chart by family again: each cooks one supper for fourteen.\n- July 1, ours: chili, one pot with meat and one without.\n- July 2, Ellen and Mark: tacos, with beans for Hannah.\n- July 3, David and Julia: spaghetti; the sauce is meatless anyway.\n- July 4, ours: walleye, 30 fillets, fried by LUCAS, with Ray at his elbow. Grilled bean curd for Hannah on its own grate. Potato salad, 10 lb. Flag cake, the double recipe: 2 pints of blueberries, 2 quarts of strawberries.\n- July 5, Kate and Samir: chicken and Leila's rice, and a tray of roast vegetables.\n- July 6: the Thirsty Loon, all fourteen; Patti put three tables together.\n- July 7: everything left.\n\nWHO BROUGHT WHAT: Ellen, the lasagna for the freezer and four dozen eggs from her neighbour; Julia, the peach salad and a case of sparkling water; Kate, coffee from Portland, 3 lb; Samir, his mother's date cookies (no nuts; I asked, and he had already checked); Mark, the s'mores things; David, a new chart for the bathroom, laminated.\n\nTHEO: no tree nuts on the property.\nHANNAH: no meat, no fish.\n\nGROCERIES: Northgate, three trips. 10 gallons of milk, 12 dozen eggs, 8 loaves.\n\nWHAT WORKED\n- The bunkhouse. Four cousins out there, and the cabin was quiet by 10.\n- Quiet hour, 1 to 2.\n- Arnie on the pontoon every morning with Ray and whichever grandchild was up.\n- June swam off the dock without her water wings.\n\nWHAT DID NOT\n- One bathroom for fourteen.\n- The fifth dock section rocks.\n- Two of the four bunks have no quilts.\n\nLoons: two chicks, both alive on the 8th.\n\nFOR 2027: the fiftieth is Friday, August 20.\n"
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  date: 2026-07-09 14:00
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    FAMILY WEEK 2026, July 1 to 8. Fourteen people, eight days.

    WHO SLEPT WHERE
    - Lake bedroom: Ray and I.
    - North bedroom: Kate and Samir, with June (5 on the 12th) on the trundle.
    - Back bedroom, the twins: Ellen and Mark.
    - Sofa bed: David and Julia.
    - Bunkhouse: Hannah (17) lower lake side, under the blue quilt; Owen (15) upper lake side, under the green; Lucas (12) and Maeve (10) on the road side, under blankets.
    - Porch cot: Theo (8), with the dog.

    MEALS. The chart by family again: each cooks one supper for fourteen.
    - July 1, ours: chili, one pot with meat and one without.
    - July 2, Ellen and Mark: tacos, with beans for Hannah.
    - July 3, David and Julia: spaghetti; the sauce is meatless anyway.
    - July 4, ours: walleye, 30 fillets, fried by LUCAS, with Ray at his elbow. Grilled bean curd for Hannah on its own grate. Potato salad, 10 lb. Flag cake, the double recipe: 2 pints of blueberries, 2 quarts of strawberries.
    - July 5, Kate and Samir: chicken and Leila's rice, and a tray of roast vegetables.
    - July 6: the Thirsty Loon, all fourteen; Patti put three tables together.
    - July 7: everything left.

    WHO BROUGHT WHAT: Ellen, the lasagna for the freezer and four dozen eggs from her neighbour; Julia, the peach salad and a case of sparkling water; Kate, coffee from Portland, 3 lb; Samir, his mother's date cookies (no nuts; I asked, and he had already checked); Mark, the s'mores things; David, a new chart for the bathroom, laminated.

    THEO: no tree nuts on the property.
    HANNAH: no meat, no fish.

    GROCERIES: Northgate, three trips. 10 gallons of milk, 12 dozen eggs, 8 loaves.

    WHAT WORKED
    - The bunkhouse. Four cousins out there, and the cabin was quiet by 10.
    - Quiet hour, 1 to 2.
    - Arnie on the pontoon every morning with Ray and whichever grandchild was up.
    - June swam off the dock without her water wings.

    WHAT DID NOT
    - One bathroom for fourteen.
    - The fifth dock section rocks.
    - Two of the four bunks have no quilts.

    Loons: two chicks, both alive on the 8th.

    FOR 2027: the fiftieth is Friday, August 20.