Heh. Connie, no crit from me of the USPS; all the ginger cake I sent this last batch got there quite quickly.
Speaking of which, I have not forgotten or reneged on my second-round baking - mostly cpbdb cookies - but I didn't want to do it while I was encrusted with hideous flu-like germs.
um, good call.
I always enjoy a free gift, but...
erika, precisely. ""Dear (blank), here are some lovely ebola bars! With chocolate chips!"
Not so much.
I am borrowing a computer during my travels to say:
libkitty rocks!
I have a new autographed calendar from Juneau with pictures that make me ache for a little vacation time, and a new hand knit scarf that I've now worn for friends and relatives in three states.
Thanks so much!
Actually, I think being packed and shipped would kill a rhinovirus, but the thought is not of the appetizing.
Actually, I think being packed and shipped would kill a rhinovirus, but the thought is not of the appetizing.
Not. After the Kikwit outbreak - SEVEN WEEKS after the Kikwit outbrak - they found healthy Ebola virus that had apparently been shed by dying patients thriving on aluminum bredframes from the hospital.
(Why yes, I am a voracious and occasionally obsessive Level Four Pathogens freak)
(Why yes, I am a voracious and occasionally obsessive Level Four Pathogens freak)
They're less threatening in plush form.
I totally need to get the plush yeast microbe for my brother the professional brewmaster.
Those dolls are awesome.
I just tracked my package on the USPS website, and all it says is that it was accepted for shipping in Hartford--a week ago. Should I be worried that there's no newer information? Anyway, o secret giftee, it may be a while.
GIANT MICROBES!
I love those things. The common cold is just so damn cute.