'Why We Fight'
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.
Hec, Emmett can still get a monthly youth pass
I think we get a cheaper/better deal on the Youth Clipper card which covers both BART and Muni. But I still need to study that.
Anyway, he's on the BART train right now! He's supposed to call when he gets to Muni.
JZ, that would be swell.
I sent over a bunch of paperwork to Charlie's niece today (she's a mortgage broker) and I am on pins and needles to see if she thinks I have a chance at pre-approval. That's the first step.
I need to start getting my paperwork in order, too: if (as I am told) they're announcing my job next week, that means I might actually be re-employed permanently by the end of July. (Maybe. This place puts the "deliberate" in "all deliberate speed".)
Which means I also need to get cracking on getting my house in order. I should probably stop buying frozen food at TJ's, for one thing. And schedule a bulk pickup.
Yeah. I have NOT been acting like someone trying to buy a house. Um. 'cause up until Sunday I wasn't. Now I am like "I can afford to meet you downtown if you bring da water and I bring the Crystal Light Mix!!"
About the only spinach-like things you can grow indoors are microgreens and sprouts. Outside, spinach is one of those things that takes up a lot of growing space relative to yield. Think about how a bag of spinach cooks down.
Good luck with the house, java.
Okay, so I am really hating the way my spelling is tanking these days.
I just typed "plays" instead of "place". Which I don't get: why did my brain do that? They don't even sound alike to me, unlike the various forms of "their/there/they're". BAH. Stupid brain!
There's nothing like intending to ignore someone's email and then bumping into them in the washroom. Well, I'm still going to not answer.
Ai Weiwei is a lovely name.
It is rather. A bit of trivia: his family name, Aì, literally means mugwort or wormwood. It's often used as a phonetic element when transliterating foreign words into Chinese, being the first character in the transliterations of AIDS, Eiffel and Isengard.
Re: spinach. But I could put them on the mostly shaded back deck, do you think?
Okay, so I am really hating the way my spelling is tanking these days.
Blame it on the Tamoxifen!
Oh wait, that's just me