Back at Cozens Ranch Museum. I will be in and out and in and out today. I will be leaving for a bit to be Santa’s helper at The Art Affair they have been holding for the last 5 or so years at the Fraser Elementary School I have been helping Santa there since its inception. It is sort of my shakedown cruise for the season, to my costume is up to snuff and I have everything I need. I ordered glue for my eyebrows and moustache but it didn’t come in time, so I had to use Gorilla Glue instead. I wonder how much of my own moustache hair-or skin-will come off when I remove my fake fur! I had more calls than usual today, I hope that bodes well for the holiday season. I had a nice family come in today from Evergreen. The two boys(the older one was named Evan, my oldest son's name) didn’t know what a stagecoach was, so I had them up in ours and took several picture of them in the wagon and mom and dad standing outside. I will e-mail it to them when I have the chance.They said they would be bringing family to ski during the holidays, so I comped them a couple passes in hopes they all would come and enjoy the ranch. Dad was asking about the Cozens gravesite,which I gave them directions to. The monks, who were part of the Cozens' extended family built a rather gaudy shrine for them, as well as the Virgin Mary, but it is interesting and speaks of the period in which it was done and the simple materials they had on hand to work with...