Perhaps coincidentally, Kushner founded a company that peddles a soy-based coffee substitute.

I love it when Wired comments with no comment.

Poor Nilly! Poor Susan!

Beware the Ides of March.

Dude, this anti-caffeine crusade is worse than some mere stabbing. It will actually lead to stabbing, and then where will we be?!? Won't somebody think of the children??

Looking worse than you feel is ideal, IMO, because you get the sympathy without feeling quite so bad.

sara, do you want me to write you a note?

Looking worse than you feel is ideal

I'm just thankful that my face did all the fun-cold things after my roommate's wedding, otherwise that's the way I'd look in all the wedding pictures, and, well, that's not really ideal.

Dude, this anti-caffeine crusade is worse than some mere stabbing.

Isn't caffeine the engine of productivity. What will happen to the economy without caffeine? What about customer service? Do you want to call Dell's customer support and her "Brrrraaaaaiiiiiiiinnnns"? Okay, bad example, I doubt Dell's customer support is actually in this country. How about calling IB....okay another bad example. How about calling your state agen....Okay, that might be another bad example. I can't think, I need caffeine.

I'm just thankful that my face did all the fun-cold things after my roommate's wedding, otherwise that's the way I'd look in all the wedding pictures, and, well, that's not really ideal.

Not nearly ideal, no.

I hope you feel better soon, Nilly,

In Jesse Watches Morning TV news, is it wrong that I really like the Kelly Clarkson song? Although I don't like her blonde hair.

No, because that song is supersweet.

sara, do you want me to write you a note?

Sure!

Except I'm taking vacation later in the week so I'd be they'll think I'm just lazy. And since a friend of mine just got fired (for what reason, I don't know. I haven't been able to reach her yet) I'm being careful.

But, but, but, moderate consumption of caffeine is beneficial...lowers your risk for heart disease, I think. Up to 3 cups of coffee a day! Good for you!

Today is the women's history month luncheon I've been working my ass off on at work. Everything seems all set to go, except that I forgot that I have to actually have something to wear.

Gah.

Our speaker is teh awesome. I got us Dr. Susan Love, she wrote THE book about breast cancer, and has developed a new test that she hopes will become cheap enough to be able to perform with the yearly PAP smear. And that's pretty cool.

I'm still a bundle of nerves.