3 Starters, 2 Kegs, Rack to Secondary, Save Yeast

Well I did it. I can't say it was easy. Between dinner, a short bike ride, putting the kids to bed and paperwork for the school I fit it all in. I'll try to put up a post with the pictures of some of the action later this week.

• reconditioned the kegs first, new o-rings and a good washing
  
• one California Ale yeast starter for Jeremy
• one for me too
• another German Ale yeast starter for me
• racked/siphoned the two batches of Belgian style ale to the keg for secondary fermentation
• saved the Belgian Ale yeast from the primaries for later
• oh yeah, clean up
  

Whew, that was rough. Oh yeah the flask cracked so I threw it away. I thought that might happen. Ahhh well, at least nobody got hurt. I think I'll just use a pot from now on ;-)