The chicken was pretty awesome, but I kind of burned the potatoes and broccoli. I blame the oven and its confusing keypad. I'll eat them anyway. I also listened to Howard Clark shows, bought my ticket home and informed parents of same, and did all the work work I need to do. Plus, I confirmed that I have a place to move into at the end of the month and started making arrangements for that. Now I'm going to finish the dishes and go feed the McWarnigles' cats, do laundry, and maybe watch some Who.

Who the fuck is this adult? And how long before she's replaced by me, Hyperbole and a Half style?

Besides the fact that have is different from shall in so many ways, and not want is epically more impactful than everything I need

That's ... not right.

In fact, it's kinda fucked. Passages from holy books ought not be something best described as "kinda fucked."

I just talked to dad and am looking forward to family time next weekend.

No brownies tonight; darling husband made dinner! With the eggs!

I can haz protein, at least. And I'm never gonna bitch about him making dinner.

smonster, if you make roasted cauliflower, it's BETTER if it's a little burnt. Seriously. IJS.

Walking Dead, then I'll give Hell on Wheels a look. Then a long, hot shower and tuck myself in bed with a novel and some hot chocolate.

The King James bible has some of the most beautiful poetry in the English language. I will always prefer it to any other translation. Of course don't believe the religious parts and little of the history so I can choose poetry over accuracy of translation.

Sox, that's like my feelings on changing the Catholic Mass--"Peace be with you/and with your spirit"?!!?! So wrong.

First quiche turned into 2 firsts. I underestimated how small my pre-made gluten free crusts were. the flavor was not bad.

What in the holy hell (NPI)? That is so messed up.

this.

In fact, it's kinda fucked. Passages from holy books ought not be something best described as "kinda fucked."

and this

The King James bible has some of the most beautiful poetry in the English language. I will always prefer it to any other translation.

and this

Sox, that's like my feelings on changing the Catholic Mass--"Peace be with you/and with your spirit"?!!?! So wrong.

So, ok. I feel better then. Besides the ruination of the lovely KJB scansion (I shall not want) the replacement of not wanting with getting everything you need just _wrankles_

Thus. Letter.

I am glad that everyone is eating. Food is good. (See? Meter is also good.)

Just a note: I've been posting about losing weight and "not eating." No eating disorders, guys, FYI; I eat whatever I want, whenever I want: I just forget to eat sometimes because I'm busy, and am no longer stuffing ma face because I am bored/depressed/unhappy.

I do stuff my face on occasion because food is DELICIOUS!

PSA. (My mom was worried I'm starving myself, and I hoped no one else has that same worry; I still lurve my butter, steak and chocolate!)

There are times when accuracy of translation is key. And then there are times when beauty of language, and the comfort of tradition are key. One assumes that most people would sort funerals into the same category.

This morning, during the sermon, the minister cited the Constitution for "Pursuit of Happiness". Apparently, I was the only who pointed out the error.

Erin, I hope not generally at the same time.

The King James bible has some of the most beautiful poetry in the English language. I will always prefer it to any other translation. Of course don't believe the religious parts and little of the history so I can choose poetry over accuracy of translation.

I am Typo Boy.

Erin, I wasn't worried about an eating disorder. I just pester people about getting enough protein. It's a thing.

I am doing laundry and watching Who. And I'm going to look up my health insurance stuff to see if I can do any appointments this month.