They were talking about that criminalsearches.com site on the radio this morning, and apparently, it is notoriously inaccurate, in that it adds convictions to those who are innocent, or doesn't list ones for felons who've served time.
Yeah, I looked up two people I know, one a definite convict, one a probable one, and neither came up.
Then why call it a burn? Did it still hurt?
Yes, it still hurt. And I guess it was a slightly pinker brown than she would have liked to be, but really it looked fine.
I sometimes wonder what it would be like to be the kind of person who tans and who can therefore distinguish between getting some sun and getting too much sun. I have never ever had a tan ever, but I've had a few sunburns.
Ceiling has stopped dripping.
I think I am going to eat my fill of peach ice cream once mac goes to bed.
Super good day today. Play date at the park was fun. Yoga was good and Brigitta, a woman I used to practice with regularly, reappeared! Got to the post office and Porto's for Potato Balls and Tres Leches cake.
We went to the farm this weekend and picked raspberries and bought the most beautiful pint of strawberries which I plan on eating with the cake. And we bought heirloom tomatoes which I stuffed with ricotta and diced chicken and basil and baked. Delish.
Yay food!
I battled the pigweed and won. Despite the name, it's not actually that ugly of a plant for what is technically a weed, but it's the season where it grows and grows, and had pretty much obstructed the walkway to the side of my house, hence the need to take clippers to it. Now I can put out the garbage without pushing my way through the bushes.
Pretty much not accomplished anything else of note today.
what is technically a weed
A weed is pretty much any plant people don't like, right?
I battled the pigweed and won.
There is no winning. There are only temporary cease fires.
Sounds like a lovely day, Kat. Hey, speaking of lovely days, it'd be fun to see you and Noah one of these days before we both get swamped by school.
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What is this crime? "Deceptive practice: Theft of labor/services" This seems to happen in my neighborhood....
eta: It's stuff like not paying cab fare....
