'Beneath You'
Natter 68: Bork Bork Bork
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I am curious about a tonic mix to add to fizzy water from the Sodastream. (Yes, Pete finally did the math and decided getting me a Penguin made sense. Fizzy water on demand!)
I have the regular mix, Jilli. But I want the sugar free. The regular is fine. It's tonic-y and all.
Yay for no cancer, Gar!!!
My sister just bought a sodastream for her husband--she's hoping it'll save money on all the bottled soda water he buys.
I had to change my paper topic four times last night, so I didn't get my paper done overnight. I told the teacher I'd email it to her tomorrow, so I'll take the 1 point hit for being a day late. This is the first time I've ever turned in a paper late--oops!! And after I write that paper up in the morning, I'll have to write another paper and a small blurb which is due on Wednesday for the group project, and then I have to arrange for a site visit to go on before Friday night and write that up for class on Saturday the 18th, and then the take-home final will be due on the 25th. Ugh.
ION, I just placed a Penzey's order for lots of spices--yay! Time to get cooking.
They just gave me the meds the majorly ineffective way, and I'm out of meds at at home, so I think I may be screwed.
For the fizzy water people, are you using bottled water or tap water? Our tap water is pretty hard, and I'm wondering how that would affect the process.
I use tap water, but I have a built-in filter.
Timelies all!
Yay Gar!
Went to the Building Museum yesterday. Saw an exhibit of replicas of various buildings done in Legos.(Didn't know they made clear Legos, but there they were.)
What the hell?
People suck sometimes.
I've decided Dylan is never allowed to have another birthday party because after yesterday, I am DEAD. We wound up having 17 kids there!!! I had no idea I even knew that many people. (There were 11 RSVPs. Grrr.)
So my plan is to simply remove all the calendars from our home and not tell Dylan his birthday is coming next year. (Or, actually, have his party at the zoo or somewhere like that where they limit the number of kids and have staff on hand to wrangle them.)
We also found out yesterday's that he got a public pre-k slot, which was a total shock to us. (It's a lottery, and there are about ten times as many applicants as kids.) Which means we'll be hiring a full time babysitter in the fall, which means a lot of paperwork. Yay and ugh.
Jessica, we actually got away with doing that with both Owen and Olivia this year--both their birthdays fell close to weekends were were travelling and so we ended up just taking them out for pizza and to Toys R Us and magically, it worked! NO PARTIES this year!
I don't think it'll work a second year in a row but damn, it was nice not going through the nightmare that is planning a child's birthday party.