Crew Physical Status: Tired, but good. Also, we discovered there is coconut oil in our gummy worms, so one crew member took a benedryl from their personal supply (that crew member has an anaphylactic allergy to coconut) even though they didn't feel like they were reacting, and then took a nap because the benedryl makes you sleepy.

Time Departed for/Returned from EVA: No EVA

EVA Narrative/Data/Interpretations: No EVA.

Brief Narrative of Field Mission Results: It was a rainy day, so everyone stayed near the hab. However, when it stopped raining but was still wet outside, a group went out and worked on the observatory path while the soil was still workable. It looks very nice and takes one more thing off the List of Things That Make Emily Fall Down.

Plans for Tomorrow: Geology EVA in the morning and robot testing throughout the day. As well as other ongoing projects that need to be worked on (I'm still working on the One Meter, getting everything configured correctly).

Report Transmission Schedule: Commander's Report by 2000, Engineering Report by 1900, Journalist's Report by 2100, GreenHab Report by 2100, HSO Report by 2100, Pictures by 2100

Maintenance: Observatory path is now pretty. The toilet remains awesome from yesterday. And Paul is out working on Jolly Green.

Food/Essential Supplies Inventory: We're good, unless Erik used all of the mozzarella at lunch, in which case we'll have some very interesting pizza in a few days...

Miscellaneous: We lost power this morning around 6 or so and the UPS woke Erik up. Error was low battery voltage cutoff, so the generator stopped running early enough in the night that we had time to drain the batteries. We'll pay more attention, although hopefully Jolly Green will be up and running soon.

Support Requested: None

Emily Colvin
Commander, MDRS Crew 60