Xander ,'End of Days'
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.
Question for the (especially librarian) hivemind:
Is mold on books a lost cause? As I packed up my complete Agatha Christie collection I realized that the ones on the bottom shelf in the back had a bit of mold on the fake-leather cover. The paper inside seems fine. It took me forever to accumulate these as a teenager and I'd hate to lose them. Advice?
I'm moving, so the damp/mold environment that apparently exists in my current bedroom should not be a problem anymore.
In Madison there was a Christian whole-grain bakery (don't know if they still exist). There was a boycott against them because they had used their bread delivery vans to blockade abortion clinics.
The cereal has part of the verse on the front:
" Take also unto thee wheat and barley and beans and lentils and millet and spelt and put them into one vessel and make bread of it. "
Turns out they also make bread.
megan, I seem to remember something about a weak bleach solution for mold on books. hmmm . . .
eta: turns out I was wrong, but I found this on removing mold, from the UVA library, so it's legit.
I noticed religious cereal yesterday. Ezekiel (let me google for the correct reference)...Ezekiel 4:9 cereal.
They make tortillas too. Whole Foods sells them, at least down here.
There's religious milk. I forget the brand but it's hormone free and (I think organic) and they sell it in glass bottles. You can't really tell it's religious except for the Bible verse at the bottom.
OMG I am so full of sushi right now. mmmm.... sushi.....
And, thank goodness, I have made a haircut appointment for Friday at a reasonably-priced, reasonably hip, reasonably convenient, new place.
So, um, hi.
What've you guys been up to?
lookee what the cat dragged in! Hi Holli!