I had a great breakthrough this morning in the making of hash, of a particular variety that my Grandmother used to produce. When she stayed with us in the summer we always had a hot meal at lunch which was the legendary hash. It was always made of leftovers from past dinners. My grandmother was a study in “waste not want not”. She got here training in Poland at the turn of the twentieth century.

Anyway, back to this morning, there it was a reasonable facsimile of grqndma’s hash setting before me. The same ingredients that I have used previously but put them together in a different order. Yes, so simple. Thank you Grandma. She was probably looking over my shoulder.

I think that this blog post has to do with mentoring. Just got done reading Steve Watkin’s blog post on “noteaday” blog and it is about mentors I think. I think that because it just started on the first of the year and I am seeing the pattern. Each day Steve features a different personality from his personal experience that we need to know about. Someone that he personally had learned from.

Just starting to see mentoring as a process where culture is passed down and improved. We are a part of that process. My grandmother was a part of that process. And I still who is trying to achieve the “perfect” hash am a part of that process.

Yup, alperfect here at the ranch. We have a walk today at 3:30. Kelly said that he is showing up. Bill is trying to make it. So, have some things to do before that and off I go. The best to you, love your hash, Felipe.