Yeah, it is. But if it were on Thursday, there would be no conflict. Also, I don't mind being out late on Thursday nights. But it's worth it on Tuesdays, I just whine a bit.

I'm such a dweeb.

Speaking of being out, I have to go get ready to go out. I hope you feel better soon, Trudy. And by soon I mean tonight, or tomorrow at the latest.

Also, I forgot to post earlier:

I do have experience as a library shelver, but that was over 10 years ago and many many jobs ago. How would I go about putting that on a resume?

sj, just in case I'm not too late on this: I'm not a resume expert and if you hear from one of the resume experts here, I would take their advice over mine. With that caveat, I recommend putting a section before your other work experience labeled "Relevant Work Experience." Under that, put the shelving and anything else that you think might relate more than your other work experience. Then, if there's not much or it's all old, you might put "Work Experience" and some more (recent) jobs. I'm not sure what the job situation is there, but I imagine most libraries would be thrilled to get shelvers that have any relevant experience at all, especially if they can still figure out LC or Dewey. There's a handy online tutorial, if you need a refresher. It doesn't come up early on google, but I'll look for it if you're interested. I think I have the link on my work computer.

I think it's so bad because a. Standards and Practices, ie, the censors will only let stuff get *so* twisted.(Where is Life's S&P, I ask you?) b. They are absolutely petrified to let us forget These Characters Are The Good Guys And Fight The Good Fight, Although it Costs Them Tremendously for even five seconds. c. Also, they feel that it's a bold move to come out against rape and child abuse so they remind us they're bad every episode. If they weren't on different networks, maybe Dr. House should go on there and piss everyone off or something...Cameron could stalk PsychoStabler...that would be fun. He could just ruin whole eps and blurt out "Stop screwing your stepdaughter." and stuff.

A House SVU crossover would be the best thing EVAH

I'm thinking it's because you're really hawt.

Could be this, IJS.

So, yes, I've been drinking tonight. My buddy and I are out drinking tonight and stop off at Burrito Bros (bless them for being open at 1am -- no altruism there, they are in the club district and open until 4, I'm thinking license to print money), and my goddamned burrito falls out of my jacket pocket in my buddy's van, which I realize when I'm in my kitchen. I dial him to warn him of the potential (atomic, several days later) situation, like a good friend. But why I am craving cheese, like mac and cheese (thank goodness for microwave mac and cheese, I'm so not "cooking" at this hour), but I want cheese on toast avec. What's with the craving cheese to accompany the beer(s) at this hour? Dunno, but I am doing my best to compensate.

Heh, drunk posting.

I'm posting while on cold medicine, except I think that I have a sinus infection rather than a cold. I don't think I've ever had a headache this bad. It hurts to walk!

Plei or Stephanie or anyone, have you heard anything about gDiapers? [link] I'm thinking about switching to them.

Heh, drunk posting

Always find it entertaining as a reader, so I figured I'd contribute on my turn in the bottle. Much more water, ibuprofen and food required before I sleep tonight. I'd better get on that.

awww.... cutie canadian drunkenness...

HAHAHA!

Raq, this is SUCH a hivemind thing.

Lillian's wearing one right now, because the killer scratch-and-dent food and dry goods place I go to had the starter kits for $12, which is about what you'd pay for two decent diaper covers. As I've read that, if you don't feel like using the flushables that much, the covers are pretty nice just as covers, I figured what the hell and bought the kit today.

The good: about the same staying power as a disposable, so they're handy for when you're going to be gone from the house for a while and don't feel like dealing with cloth. Flushable, though if your system's not too hot, they might not go down smoothly. FWIW, I flushed one down our toilet with no problem. Cute covers, and they fasten in back where the baby can't pull them off as easily.

The bad: kind of a pain in the ass. They're like using a really clunky all-in-two or pocket diaper system. Insides bunch and shift more than I'd like. Needs a tearstrip like band-aides have so that you don't have to touch the flushable insert when you tear it.

they fasten in back where the baby can't pull them off as easily.

See, this is a brilliant design. And since diaper changes now involve Mal standing up and making out with the baby in the mirror afterwards, putting on a diaper with tabs in the back would be easier.

Needs a tearstrip like band-aides have so that you don't have to touch the flushable insert when you tear it.

I was concerned about this.

I did see that if there's no solid waste, the flushable parts can be garden composted, which is also good.