Back from a lovely long romp at the dog beach. Cleaning and laundry next up on the agenda. Probably not as fun.
Spike's Bitches 31: We're Motivated Go-getters.
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I think maybe go to the hospital. That way you can hang out with JZ while I go get the lunch. It's more likely that I'll be up there anyway
Will do. I'll call first, in case JZ really does get to go home today, which would of course be made of awesome.
Ow! Poor Tom - hope treatment is fast and relief is soon!
So good to see JZ posting - still vibing at you, sweetie.
Congrats, Robin! Don't die, Scola! Hi, JZ!
So last night after a jaunt at the comedy club, I went to visit Juliana at her weekend workplace, and...Emily and Deb were there! Emily and I infuriated Deb with our "doing math for fun" as we tried to derive the Pythagorean theorem. It was a good time.
Emily and I infuriated Deb with our "doing math for fun" as we tried to derive the Pythagorean theorem.Yay. Sorry you had to infuriate Deb, but yay math!
Minnesota, Where we put more things on a stick than others even think of:
Last update: August 06, 2006 – 6:45 AMHotdish on a stick offered at Olmsted fair
Associated Press
ROCHESTER, Minn. — Anybody can put a hot dog on a stick. But at the Olmsted County Fair in Rochester, you can get hotdish on a stick.
It's pork and beef meatballs and tater tots, skewered and hand-dipped in a breaded batter and served with a cup of creamy mushroom sauce for dipping.
The dish won the Taster's Choice award at a street fair in Fargo.
The idea comes from Renae Juno of Owatonna. And she's teaming up with Charlie Connelly and his family to make them. They're headed to the Minnesota State Fair, with plans to have 40,000 hotdishes-on-a-stick ready to go.
Well, "infuriated" would be an exaggeration. But putting a math teacher and someone who doesn't believe in math in the same room isn't always a good idea.
Any more blood where there shouldn't be?
This was from a little while ago, but no, Raq...no more blood, which is good. His poop is still pretty soft, but I think it's just stress.
Just met my actual landlord. She is very nice, and they're little girl (about 10 months) is precious. They're showing the 1st floor apartment, which is actually kind of nice. I wasn't thrilled about the girls down there. They're kind of snippy. Hopefully New!Neighbor will be good.
Congratulations Robin and WBH! I'm so happy for both of you.
Tom, I'm sending ultrasonic waves to crush that kidney stone into a bajillion little pieces. In the meantime, take all the morphine they'll give you.
Jen, I thought of you, on Friday I got my pelvic exam
Heh. How much do I love that my friends think of me when they're getting a pelvic exam? Lots and lots and lots. And three cheers for anatomic correctness!
It is so freaking beautiful out right now. I was having my coffee this morning on my balcony and two hawks were doing long leisurely floats in circles right above my head. At one point they were so close I could see facial features. (Er, what do you call a bird's face, anyway?) It was lovely.
It's pork and beef meatballs and tater tots, skewered and hand-dipped in a breaded batter and served with a cup of creamy mushroom sauce for dipping.I can't tell if I am just terribly hungry or if this actually sounds intriguing.
I think I need a nap soon too. But first I am waiting for the rice to finish so I can throw together some casserole. I suspect at least one portion will be eaten quickly before I can even brown it, cause hungry hungry me.