Today I got a nice call from Meg after she dropped Henry off at school. Sometime this morning Henry told Meg that he liked a boy in his class (he named him) even though he talked funny and other kids didn't like him. That makes me a bit sad, but also proud that Henry was accepting. I hope Henry continues to make new friends.

Yesterday Meg was surprised by Henry. He came into the living room asking how to put blush on. He was trying to put it on his mouth. He then put it over his cheeks and used eye shadow somehow. Before a Home Depot trip Meg cleaned him off. At least he didn't put it all over his little sister!

Hazel slept through the night for another night!

Last night's coins were decent.

81 small dollars had nothing.

5,520 quarters turned up one silver Washington (1964), seven Canadians, two US pennies, two US nickels and an Angel medal.

2,500 dimes produced two silver Rosies (1947, 1963) and three Canadians.

2,040 nickels rounded up three War Times (1943S, 1945S), three Canadians and one Bermuda 5¢.

5,000 pennies twenty-seven Wheats, twenty-three Canadians and one UK penny.

1913, 1923, 1935, 1937(2), 1938, 1940, 1944, 1945(3), 1946(2), 1948, 1949, 1950D, 1951D, 192D, 1953(2), 1956(3), 1957, 1957D(2), 1958D

Found: 1 penny