Natter 53: We could just avoid making tortured puns
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.
My big plan for the weekend is serious housecleaning. Not just straightening so it's not embarassing if anyone else came in. Cleaning floors, carpet, dealing with stacks of paper, etc. For reals.
Hey, if you enroll with that seminary, you could get credit hours for that.
My weekend will probably be computer support for extended family members, web development for extended family members, cleaning, and playing with the kids.
My big plan for the weekend is serious housecleaning. Not just straightening so it's not embarassing if anyone else came in. Cleaning floors, carpet, dealing with stacks of paper, etc. For reals.
I think I will steal this idea, because I didn't realize until this conversation that I had no plans this weekend.
58 in New York?? No fair, it's still 85 and icky here! Which is better than 102 and icky, but still!
Baptist seminary launching homemaking program
And, Daisy, did you hear about what they did a couple of months ago? Fired all their female professors, except for the ones in the women's programs. Because women are not supposed to teach men.
Yeah. I'm with you on the righteous fury.
Do you want some of my plans bon? I have been consistently overbooking for weeks now. In addition to the above list, Neko Case and Rufus Wainright are at Nokia, I want to see Bourne, I'd like to have coffee with ex-roomie, finish my dress and visit a new fabric shop. I also can't remember if I told anyone I'd hang with them this weekend.
58 in New York?? No fair, it's still 85 and icky here! Which is better than 102 and icky, but still!
Huh, NY is 4 degrees cooler than Boston.
three hours on "the value of a child,"
Depends on mass and volume. Also, can it tap dance?
and three hours on the "biblical model for the home and family."
Presumably with concubines?
Actually, I think more colleges should offer courses about all the household things we're still assuming people learn from their mothers, but possibly not for course credit, and for both genders.
Two nights ago, I took a damp kitchen towel and rubbed it over the carpet. Between the living room and the dining room, I harvested a full plastic grocery bag full of black cat hair. So, the vacumn cleaner is definitely not working on the hair front.
Hey, if you enroll with that seminary, you could get credit hours for that
Gud beat me to it. I think the idea of college course credit is insulting. I think cooking, cleaning, and some basic sewing are basic survival skills. and while some people don't learn it until later in life - it is not college level work. I'm ignoring the whole sexist thing - that's just obvious.
And, Daisy, did you hear about what they did a couple of months ago? Fired all their female professors, except for the ones in the women's programs. Because women are not supposed to teach men.
Yeah. It kinda seems like I'm hearing the volume on misogyny being turned up. One of our paper's columnists had a freakout over teh churches being overrun with the wimmins. Plus all the "Edwards is such a girl" crap as insult.
My brain wants to connect it with post-9/11 pro-war stuff, but I don't have the space or time right now to flesh that out.