There was a huge case in Georgia where a crematory dumped somewhere between 100-200 bodies on the property rather than cremating them.
Natter 37: Oddly Enough, We've Had This Conversation Before.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Spent the evening entertaining BF's cousin and cousin's best friend, and niece-of-cousin, who is seven.
We hosted Emmett's oldest godsister (GS), who will be a junior in high school this year. I've been wanting to take her around the city for a while because (a) she's really fun and cool, and; (b) as partial balancing for all the many times Emmett's godmother has looked after him. Emmett's godmother is an important figure in his life, and I wanted to extend myself a little to GS because it helps to have some people close to you outside your immediate family when you're a teen.
(Jilli and Ple - she sat at your table at the wedding.)
Also, as noted, she's just very cool (she's a very smart drama nerd who was on the boy's wrestling team. She also got in big trouble one year when she blew off all her homework to write a Harry Potter fanfic novel.) So I took her on the standard tour down Haight Street and then to the Mission with attendant Pirates and Mice and we lucked out and the hairless cat was in the SF bookstore. It was more affectionate than I've ever seen it, and we scritched it a lot.
It's appealingly cute that the cat doesn't realize how freaky she looks.
We ate breakfast at Zazie yesterday (GS had the gingerbread pancakes); and then dinner at Ti Couz. Came back home and introduced her to Wonderfalls, which she loved. Made her watch Harley Quinn episodes of Batman: TAS this morning which she also enjoyed then JZ drove her home on the way to church.
Aw, she is so lucky to have you in her "family".
Aw, she is so lucky to have you in her "family".
To be honest, I feel lucky to know her. I've known her since she was born, and she's always been a supercool kid. She told the most interesting stories when she was 5 years old. And she's got an excellent singing voice - which when she was little had no vibrato so she sounded like a tiny Billie Holiday (or David Sedaris - but that wasn't a reference point back then).
When EM got pregnant with Emmett, I just prayed he would be as cool as his two stepsisters. Which he is. So that was a worthwhile prayer.
Well, my dress is DONE. And I made a pale blue organza ribbon flower to pin where some tucks went funny so it looks like it was on purpose gathering instead of a Sara's Adventures with Sewing. Ain't perfect, but it will do. Got a pale blue wrap and my toenails are painted pale metallic blue.
I should clean, but not gonna. Should also cook, but not gonna. I'm going to be living on simple rations this week.
Sounds like the godsister is having a blast.
Jilli and Ple - she sat at your table at the wedding
Jilli's table. My table had Kim and other weirdos.
(Who all sat at my table? We were pretty rowdy.)
What a great story.(Although a different sort of great story from Sedaris getting kicked out of guitar lessons for using his Holiday voice on "I Wish I Was An Oscar Mayer Weiner") So glad you all are having such a great time.
(Who all sat at my table? We were pretty rowdy.)
Phil-the-Gambler, and Gary, and Kim's cool arty friend Cathy.
Oh! I forgot to post yesterday that I'm now the proud owner of a new white 2005 Chevy Cobalt sedan. Finally traded in the Cavalier after 175,000 miles. Goodbye, greater-than-recommended-amount 401K contribution!
In other news, David Cross is currently dressed like Phil on Celebrity Poker.
Cool. The Cobalt is supposed to be much better than the Cavalier, which was getting rather long in the tooth.