'Why We Fight'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Can you buy a citrus zester in a grocery store or would I have to go to a specialty store?
Hm...that's a good question. I would think specialty store, but you never know. If everything's closed, you could certainly try the grocery store.
Ok. I moved myself off the couch and over to the table to work. We'll see if this helps. I'm doubtful.
Depends on the grocery store. Sometimes you can, but only if it's a somewhat fancy one.
I am sucked into watching "Drumline". I did make some breakfast, but have yet to shower or get dressed in real clothing, even though I've now been up for almost three hours.
Ugh. Someone tell me to clean my house. It is super-messy, and I am sitting here, trying to avoid looking at it. Difficult, since I am in the middle of it.
Maybe finishing my coffee will help?
I'd go to the hardware store and look for a microplane - unless you need fancy curls
Maybe finishing my coffee will help?
Maybe. It's worth a shot.
I'm trying to connect an OS-9 machine to my OS-X network to pull off some files before wiping drive. Not looking good. I'm computer savvy, but not THAT savvy.
FTP from the OS 9 machine into the OS X machine.
first it has to connect. That is where I am running into the problem.
I'd go to the hardware store and look for a microplane
ahh cool! I can walk over to Home Depot after work.
t pokes head into thread, waves
Hello, all. I have finished calling all 15 families for the introductory conversation about the CTY course. Yay! Of course, I only reached five of them so far, so I'm expecting ten more calls today and tomorrow. Bummer.
The calls always end up being fine, but I feel like such an idiot every single time. What is up with irrational phone fear? I mean, seriously. I am a trained professional calling 4th and 5th graders and their parents. This should not be intimidating. @@ at myself.
Anyway. I have now finished reading all three books and can now start re-reading each one along with the students. This week is the first half of Matilda. The virtual classroom opens its doors tomorrow. I really hope it ends up being fun. I think it will be.