Okay, no worries. {{{{{{{{{{vw}}}}}}}}}}}

Also....

I GOT MY CAR BACK TODAY!!!!!

It's running much better. I still have to get some insurance, pay off a bunch of tickets, get new plates, a smog check, and renew my tags, but I'm one step closer to all that.

I could not have done it without the support of a number of people here. Just thinking about how some of you came through for me in this tough time gets me very choked up. I won't name names, because that would erroniously imply that I value some kinds of support of others, but you're all very beloved by me, and I am very humbled and greatful to know such incredible people.

If a person's true welth is measured by the quality of his friends, I'm the richest person alive.

We all are.

Hat trick:

And now I have something in my eye again.

If a person's true welth is measured by the quality of his friends, I'm the richest person alive.

Ya little George Bailey, ya.

Vitamin C is apparently one of the few substances where too much can't actually kill you.

Yup. It's water-soluble, so if you take more than the body can use, it just excretes it in urine. You'll have the most expensive pee on the block.

You'll have the most expensive pee on the block.

And, ya know, anything that can lead to the utterance of the phrase "WHO WANTS TO BUY MY PEE?"....

Ya little George Bailey, ya.

Curse your swift digits, Aimee. I was all set to post, "Sean is George Bailey's sock puppet!!!!"

t kicks Vitamin C

Stupid Vitamin making me all wrong and shit.

Take that oranges!

India Quality in Kenmore Square is the best Indian food I've ever had. All the Central Square ones that get all the attention? Never really liked them, except as a fall-back.

My current local faves are both located within a block of each other in Davis Square: Diva and right down the street, a young upstart, Namaskar. I'm also quite partial to Tanjore, in Harvard Square.

I'll also happily go to my local place in Union Square, India Palace. It is also just down the street from my local pub, so that's handy. I like paneer and I love dal and just about any meat you can toss in a curry. I looove Indian syle soups. I have to work at not being all like that "wafer-thin" guy in "Monty Python's Meaning of Life" when I go to a buffet on the weekend. Aw, man, now I want to go on Saturday for lunch.

Uh, I don't have a curry problem or anything.

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That's great news, Sean.

Uh, I don't have a curry problem or anything.

You can stop anytime!