Okay, why did my
fire alarm
just start going off? There's no smoke. There's no smell of smoke. I'm not even cooking. Scared me half to death. It wouldn't stop going off even when I hit the Hush button. I unplugged it from the ceiling. But now I'm scared that there's some
secret
fire I'm unaware of! Does this just mean I need to replace the alarm, or should I be worried? Gah!
The cats are calm, it should be noted, so they're not detecting any fire with their super feline senses.
Waiting on the cable guy, who technically has another hour in his window to arrive, and wanting desperately to call and make sure he is going to actually show up. Control freak = me.
Oh Zenkitty, that is kinda scary. I wouldn't worry, it was probably a battery or a short, just be extra aware of your surroundings for the next little while.
Theresa, if you want the cable guy to show up soon, run a bath and take all your clothes off.
Thanks, Ginger. This is all making me grateful that English is the first language I learned so that I don't have to learn it as an outsider. Phew.
I actually was thinking about doing that Matt. Trying to decide if I could do a super fast run through the shower.
Forty-five minutes now before I can call.
(And, as I think of it, wasn't Kevin Smith tossed off a flight even though he fit between the armrests? So it concerns me.)
no, Kevin Smith got tossed off of the plane because he had bought two seats so that he could be more comfortable, and they wanted him to give up one of them, and he refused.
Soooo sleeepppyyyy...can't stay awake...must for another six hours...
no, Kevin Smith got tossed off of the plane because he had bought two seats so that he could be more comfortable, and they wanted him to give up one of them, and he refused.
Doesn't make him a nice guy, but why couldn't he buy two seats to make himself more comfortable? If you already paid for them, why would the airline dictate that? I know it's the right thing to give it up so someone else can travel, but why would the airline care if the money was the same?
I know it's the right thing to give it up so someone else can travel, but why would the airline care if the money was the same?
They oversold the flight, it was for their convenience.
So, were they meat-meatballs or vegan meatballs?
They were meat-meatballs. A big ole Walmart bag of 'em in the crockpot with some tomato sauce.
Also, lentils. (in a different pot)