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Greetings from Oregon Land,

It has been a while, Phew-doggie.
Thanks to you, the reader, for stickin with us a reading this even though it has been some time now since the last post. Si, estoy hablando ahora sobre las vidas de Jamie y Juan Marcos Fitchos.

This blog post has an agenda. The agenda is to inform the world of the happenings of the Bend Fitches. I know what you are all saying.... which ones? YES it is true that there are multiple Fitches running around central Oregon. I met a lady at safeway who shared the Fitch surname. *actually i met the lady's co-worker who saw my name was Fitch and recognized and then proceeded to show me a picture of her co-workers kids all because we have the same last name. Not a bad looking bunch - I guess it goes with the name. Anyways... we will be talking about me and my wife Fitch.

Times roll on and now it is March 20th. We went to the High Desert Museum - Amazing! We went to Smith Rock- awesome! We are on the door step of Spring - Ahhh yeah. Survey land is fun times of work related shenanigans. Jamie is schoolin the kidos and starting her private consulting business shortly. Hangin out with friends - planning a surf trip to the Oregon coast. Had some friends from out of town visit. Livin large. So many trails to explore. So much fun to have and life to live.

Brewed up another batch of home brew - Oak Tree IPA **name pending** ( I hope you like them hops - high alpha content in this here brew- classic IPA with a distinct oaky flavor as the beer would be travel and age/ferment from England to India in oak barrels for the British. The high acidity in the beer [hops contribute the iso-alpha acid that make the beer bitter, complex, and intriguing] helped preserve it on its journey and where by creating an entirely new genre of mug-o-suds: the infamous IPA).