Mal ,'Serenity'
Having a party? Organizing a local F2F? Know something that we all really need to know? Announce it! Want to discuss anything posted here? Take it to Natter. Any natter here will be deleted.
Queries:
1 -- Nail Round Robin: where can I get the sreadsheet? I have a slew of polishes to contribute.
2 -- Would anyone be interested in round-robin of sports/fitness stuff? Like clean yoga tanks/legging, DVD's, deflated stability balls, old FitBits, etc. Or maybe not a round-robin, but a listing-sending?
Just a thought...
Was in usps and saw nail polish on a list of do not mail items. Did we know this?
So maybe we should call a halt? (To be discussed elsewhere)
FYI: § ita § "Delurking 1: Because we don't always check our e-mail." Oct 3, 2014 9:01:05 pm PDT The delurking thread is open!
I'm pretty pleased with this interview on Eater that got published today on a New Orleans bartending institution, Paul Gustings. [link]
DC's biggest local magazine is collecting votes for the best pet behaviorist in the area.
Please vote for Bonny, the doggy lama.
As you can imagine, this town runs on accolades. My business depends on referrals and I could really use the votes.
Many, MANY thanks!
For the librarians, and those who know them: the US Supreme Court has an opening for an acquisitions/gov docs librarian. [link]
I know a number of the librarians there, and they are lovely people.
PEOPLE OF THE B.ORG:
It is that time of year. The annual exchange of gifts and shenanigans. AEoGaS for short. Going much shorter this year for the name.
I am happy once again to organize through elfster. I can send out an invite to past participants through elfster (I will do that tonight). If you have not done the exchange before or maybe you just did not last year or so, please consider joining us this year, it really is a lot of fun.
Work kept me out of b.org for too long, and yet: it's time for my annual-Christmas-announcement/reminder:
For those of you who don't know: I live in Jerusalem, Israel. I also know this board has religious people on it, or people with religious families and friends.
So if any of you of any faith would like something from here, for Christmas or any other occasion, it's really easy for me to get it and send it overseas. In fact, I'd love to do this, given enough guidance and information (I am and was raised Jewish, and pretty much everything I know about Christianity came from popular culture TV and a BA in history, which mostly covered the Middle Ages). I'm also OK with rubbing objects against graves/approximated graves/holy locations, if that what turns you on.
Profile addy is good and again - it's not a hassle. It's the opposite of it.
Happy holidays!