[link] potential gift for Jesse!

You said that! Hopefully that means she will come visit me up here too.

Ooooh, that is a tough choice. I've never been to Brussels, so I'm not much help in choosing. Maybe you could write up comparative lists of "Things We Could Do In Two Days" and present them to Lori as a way of figuring out which moves you both more?

I'm all gronkified this morning, and there's no point in taking a shower if I'm just going to go to yoga at 9:30 and sweat like an exercizing pig. Except a shower now would feel so good....

But what if we don't go this summer and we have a missed opportunity.

Not a missed-entirely opportunity, perhaps, but a postponed one?

She's moving back here

I can't remember when I last posted with her. Could you send her "hi" from me, please?

Um, I can't help you with the outfits decisions from this screen, in return, though. Sorry.

HA! I do pretty okay, but on Thursday, I tried on 4 different skirts before I went back to the first one. I had the tights and shoes on that I wanted to wear though. It was the trick of matching that.

Oh and I'll tell her you said hello.

Theo, I know I should do lists. But am LAZY. So I'll probably just say london and book it tomorrow. along with car and hotel.

Has anyone flown on Song?

It was the trick of matching that.

And the first skirt was the one which did the trick? How is it that in more cases than not, it's the first option that ends up being the one we go with, but we can only realize it after we've tried a few more?

Theo, if a shower is what you feel will dis-gronkify you, then why not?

Has anyone flown on Song?

That's a name of an airline, right? Not you being poetic? Either way, I've done neither. And thanks for Ali-hello-ing for me.

I don't know why we so often go with the first. Maybe it's a case of the grass is always greener.

One problem I have with California dressing is this: so often the mornings and evenings are cool. But midday is a full 30 degree difference so I have to find weather appropriate layers in appropriate grown up attire.

First world complaint, sure. But still my ish.

I'd say Brussells because they speak less English there, and it's more of a change. All I can remember about it, though, was that their McDonalds sold banana milkshakes.

Gus, thanks for the dispensation to be an adult consumer who takes responsibility for spending her own money. I'm very uncomfortable with the idea of treating the consumer like they're stupid, and much of your Netflix angle (I'm guessing, since you never pointed out when they lied, or why reading is bad) seems to be to mollycoddle instead of enable.