For my two cents, I love Singapore (although I haven't been back in forever). Also, I really think that growing up in more than one country was a huge benefit to me growing up. Of course, whether my parents felt the same is another story.
'Why We Fight'
Natter 58: Let's call Venezuela!
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.
It is super hot here. OK, 70.
My excitement for the day is, I went to the suburban supermarket a half-mile from my house (huge store, huge parking lot, everyone is pushing over-full carts -- not a typical NYC grocery), and guess what they had?? POPCORN KERNELS. Oh, thank god. It was only Pathmark brand, but still. I also got steaks and asparagus for a proper Spring dinner. Probably tomorrow.
I just bought myself a little jasmine plant with a trellis and put it out back to grow until I move. My other has gone bananas in the same spot, so it seems like a good and sweet smelling investment. Now to start packing more things and cleaning!
Barbecue tonight. Thank goodness. Being inside all weekend would make me mental.
It is GORGEOUS out here. I realized it was sunny, and knew it was supposed to be warm, but I walked outside wearing a sweater and a sweatshirty jacket...and realized I really only needed a Tshirt and no sweater OR jacket. Yeesh!
Sadly, met up with the girl for hte blind date, and while she was nice, and cute enough for someone, there was no chemistry for me. Ah well.
Ah well.
I really didn't need the jacket I was wearing, either. Bananas!
What was funny the other day was talking to a coworker in CA who was saying it had been cool there when I was saying it had been warm here, and we were both talking about the same temperature.
Yep, my "cool" has been completely recalibrated since moving out here (AIFG!).
I am currently sitting under a tree on top of a hill near Ojai. It's 85 and sunny with a slight breeze. Heaven.
I'll really be glad when snow is no longer in the forecast.
This is why you need to move out here, aurelia!
We've had a bit of thunderbooming, alternating with sunshine -- odd day, but nice on the whole.
Herping is exactly like birding, except in the rain and at night. And mostly done creeping along the back roads at about 5 miles an hour. It's all those vernal pools that are just hotbeds of herp sex. Why did the salamander cross the road? To get it on, baby!
I can go, because I got SQLServer to run correctly on my home computer, after much sweat and anguish. Whoo!
Today I'm tempted. Earlier in the week it was pretty beautiful here.