Today was a food fail day:
• slept through breakfast
• 1st lunch choice (sushi) had a long line of people waiting to get in
• 2nd lunch choice (Italian) didn't even have any parking spaces in the lot
• 3rd lunch choice (Church's) no longer had crawfish specials, so I settled for take-out gumbo and fries that felt like a lead weight in my gullet all day
• was too full to eat out tonight, so around 8 I made myself eat bland leftover vegetables and pasta
Very First World problem, I know, since I neither went hungry nor got sick rather than merely uncomfortable from what I ate. But the average day has more pleasant dining than that even if it's just brown bagged sandwiches.
Damn, the Colts lost too? Crazy football day.
The fixture I found that I am gonna make a swag is:
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with these shades instead of the white: [link]
Trust me, fandom never lost it.
No doubt! But am I wrong in thinking it's way more overtly, consciously slashy than was common at that time?
msbelle, that'll be gorgeous. So much so that I'm considering stealing it for my staircase landing. The standard rental-house light fixture that's there now needs to go.
Lest I forget: I believe my niece has some size 8 Doc Maarten boots she intends to sell. Anyone interested? (not sure what they look like, but they're definitely black.)
Anyone heard from Erika today?
Plei, she commented on my fb a couple of times this afternoon.
Here is Yet Another Way In Which I Am Like Sheldon:
On another Web site, someone posted, "Maybe I've been under a rock, but...what's the deal with bacon? I don't get it!"
And I actually replied, "What deal? There's a deal with bacon? It's...a food product made from pig, generally cooked and eaten with breakfast."
I truly had no idea what this person was asking, until Tim told me, "She's probably wondering why people seem to be apeshit about it, why there's t-shirts and bacon salt and baconaise and bacon band-aids and bacon car air fresheners." Honest and for true, I wouldn't have interpreted her post that way.
I should change my tagline to "There's a deal with bacon?"
Why people don't just say what they mean, I will never understand.
t /Sheldon
I saw the episode when it aired and man - I hadn't remembered how slashy it was.
I saw the whole arc a few years ago when some cable channel was running it. It struck me as uber-slashy, but it may have been that I was a Buffista by then and could see it.
