On the bright side, it's supposed to hit 61F today. However, it's in the high 40s as I write this and even with the oven going in the kitchen, my fingers are damn cold.
I've already spent enough on the sump pump and replacement hot water heater than I will make in a couple weeks at the Census job....
Oh man, Theo. What awesome timing for you. Oh, wait -- not awesome, the other thing.
There was a whole lot of WTFery in here after I went to bed, to which I say: WTF.
I spent from 3-4 awake, which was annoying and I don't understand. Bleh.
Happy Evacuation Day!!!
Dear insomnia fairy,
You too, huh?
Although the insomnia fairy was being weird last night. I'd be dreaming, but still realize I was lying in bed not really feeling asleep, and a couple of times that I thought I looked at the clock, I must have done so in my dream, because the time didn't make sense.
Also, when I first went to bed, I thought I'd been lying there for an hour or so and it turned out to be three. Still didn't feel like I got any sleep, though I must have.
So basically, I had restless night's sleep where I dreampt I had insomnia. FU Tino you polar bear!
Ack, Theo. You don't have to do asbestos remediation, do you?
Theo, I am so sorry, that sucks donkey balls. Any chance that the new stuff will be eligible for energy efficient tax credits next year? I am gonna buy a lotto ticket at lunch and will say here now, that should I win, you're gonna get a chunk of it.
Readot concept translates 2D images into tactile information
Designers Lim Hyoseon, Kim Seungmo and Kim Suhyun won the 2009 Red Dot Award for this amazing concept device called the Readot. The device would essential translate two-dimensional digital images into tactile three-dimensional constructs for the visually impaired.
Readot uses a grid of pins that raise or lower in response to digital information corresponding to colors and shapes. In addition to the tactile component of the imagery, users would also be able to save the images or even print them out via PC. Hopefully, this brilliant piece of concept technology will see the light of day sooner rather than later.
So...
is it a legitimate use of a sick day to stay home because you're covered with hives from a bad reaction to anti-biotics?
I don't feel sick, I just... itch.
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Fimble-Famble. A lame, prevaricating excuse.
I am totally incorporating this into my vocabulary. It sounds like something Mr. Burns would say.
Snotter, or Wipe-hauler. A pickpocket whose chief fancy is for gentlemen's pocket-handkerchiefs.
This...is quite a specialized form of pickpocketry, isn't it?