What are people doing this weekend?

Tonight, working at the restaurant. (Only 3 more weeks left, folks! Come get the tapas & wine while you can!)

Tomorrow, eye appointment & a wedding reception. Thankfully, spaced far apart.

Sunday - sleeeeeeeeeep. And perhaps drinking.

Viewing a block of Angel episodes. Normal krav teaching. Dinner at (look away, Lee) The Hump. Laundry.

And maybe I might make it to that tailor person.

Dinner at (look away, Lee) The Hump.

Have something squiggly for me, okay?

If I ever make it down to LA, we get to go, right?

I am not yet convinced I will leave work. gee I wonder why I have canker sores.

Dinner and movie (Half Nelson) with a friend who has been out of town for a month tonight. Pilates, house cleaning, writing, and dinner and a movie (Hollywoodland) with ANOTHER friend on Saturday. Hanging out, writing , going to Costco where we hear tell of cheap Crocs and maybe some rollerskating on Sunday. Should be a mighty fun weekend.

Poor msbelle.

I wonder why I have canker sores.

Maybe they are actually cranker sores....

In theory we're supposed to go up to Philadelphia for a housefilk tomorrow. I say in theory, because we don't have directions to the place its being held, and our attempts to e-mail the host have gone unanswered.

A marketeer among us?

OK, I can do that, because I am all diverse and shit.

This weekend: Not chewing my nails while The Client reviews my last submission, because I am supremely confident that my mojo is stronger than The Client's mojo. Of course, The Client's mojo is geographically closer to him, so there might be an inverse-square thing going on with the mojo.

I might nibble at this one hangnail that is starting to bug me.

New in-town TJ's? Woot! Now to see if the Metro goes there.

Trader Joe's DC report:

It's on 25th and L, just a few blocks from the Foggy Bottom metro stop. It was bigger than I expected, but not huge -- one aisle of fruits and vegetables and fancy cheese, a bakery section and a dairy section in the back, a freezer aisle with open freezers that really don't seem to be keeping the food frozen, and two or three aisles of other grocery stuff. Plus a wine section which looked pretty decent. They had a pretty good selection of most stuff, though they seemed to be having trouble keeping the shelves stocked -- there were employees restocking the shelves everywhere, and still a bunch of empty places that they hadn't gotten to yet. It was pretty crowded, but they had the lines going pretty quickly.

I got a pretty good assortment of stuff. They didn't have exactly what I was looking for (kale), but I got an OK substitute (chard.) I also got some blueberry cheese, which looks yummy, though I haven't tried it yet.