Tommy, I think it has meatballs. and pasta. ETA: need crackers for this crosspost.

SHIR!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You are missed. I tacklehug you.

Yay, Shir! It's all snowy in New England and I got to work from home which is awesome! My great aunt is in the hospital for pneumonia. The cats are still cute. That's about it on this end.

meara! P.M.! Others!

All your tucklehug belongs to I.

Exile will last until March 22nd, if I won't have to retake an exam I really don't want to retake. Scores should be in tomorrow, and I dread them. Not because I don't know the material, but because for some reason, my lecturer thinks it should be written in a certain way. A way that I don't understand its rules. They're saying it's very common for people who are good in humanities way of writing to fail at this "way" of these social sciences thugs, so at least I'm in good company. But I hope I hopped this ring well enough the first time, so she can leave me alone already.

Cats! Nora! Cats! Snow!

Health ~ma to your great aunt. And Health~ma and Job~ma and all sorts of ~mas and hugs galore for everything I missed around here lately.

Edit: Nora, this picture, it's killing me. So much emotion in not so much cats. Really, really great photo. I don't even need the bubbles to know what's going on on their minds.

Which reminds me, did I tell you already that I'm planning to write about LOLCats as a footnote? (paper about photography, and the subject-object/text-context-syntax, so I think it's a perfect demonstration of the text-context in photography, and of my sense of humor).

Shir!

Italian wedding soup chicken soup with little Italian sausage meatballs in it.

Please do not beat yourself up about your tooth hygiene, Teppy. As I mentioned, I am the poster child for good tooth hygiene, and I am missing my back bottom tooth. Conclusion: nothing works.

I haven't replaced that one because I'd already spent way too much money on my mouth and the dentist and periodontist both said that it's less important to replace the back teeth, because the other teeth won't move to fill in the space. The two downsides they mentioned were that reduced chewing surface puts more strain on your remaining teeth and that the tooth that no longer has anything to chew against is more likely to fail.

eta: I wanted to warn you that have a tooth removed took more out of me than I expected. Also, stay away from nuts and food with tiny seeds.

Hi Shir!!!

Glad you saw something and everything was taken care of quickly. I am ignoring things about the sound.

I have stuff to do that I don't want to do . ptuii.

Hi beth!

And with this, I'm fading back. See ya in 20 says, favorite board of mine. And nothing but best to your stunning cats.

I wanted to warn you that have a tooth removed took more out of me than I expected. Also, stay away from nuts and food with tiny seeds.

I'm already paranoid about getting food stuck in the cavern. The papers they gave me said that I can resume a normal diet as soon as it's tolerable, and the staff told me to eat soft foods today.

So fine, I ate grits. But now, looking in the mirror, it looks like food is stuck in the socket. But the actual socket is much deeper, isn't it? And the food is just stuck on top? Or did I already fuck something up?

(I called the oral surgeon's office and am waiting for them to call me back.)

The socket has been closed by stitches. You'll feel them for a while, and it's very weird.