Teppy, feel better. Also, everything Zen said.

ltc napped. So, I napped as well, and I'm feeling considerably less cranky than I was earlier, probably because the evil headache is finally receding.

So in shocking speed I'm getting CT scans done on Friday. I think, I have to call back (I already tried once) to find out how much they cost because when I made the appointment I hadn't checked with my insurance to see how much I would be responsible for.

Tomorrow night is supposed to be board game night at the therapists' BUT it's also supposed to rain/sleet/snow starting a few hours before which means I probably won't be able to go because there would be the risk of not being able to get back up the mountain. So far this windy mountain road is a huge pain.

In other news I'm reading A People's History of America which, while interesting, also makes me think we are in the same cycle of the same thing happening over and over again. I keep running into quotes that are relevant to the present economic and political situation and I haven't gotten up to WWI yet.

Also my nephew is going as Harry Potter tomorrow, his school is having dress up as your favorite character. I joked he should go as Junie B Jones and he laughed and came up with some ideas and then said no. I think because he didn't want to dress as a girl.

I saw daffodils today! That was nice. Oh and E was willing to sit next to me and kind of snuggle. He wouldn't hug Mom, "You had me all to yourself for seven years!"

Junie B Jones is hilarious. So much funnier than that awful Greg Hefley.

I'm hoping my bedtime yogurt works tonight. (Did I already discuss this? A couple of weeks ago, I ate a cup of yogurt 30-45 minutes before bed, and I slept like the dead the whole night through. Didn't wake up once until morning. So I tried it the next night, and the same thing happened. I tried it again the third night -- for science! -- and the same thing happened. So now bedtime yogurt is my thing. But in Colorado, I had bedtime yogurt and I was WIDE AWAKE. It betrayed me. So tonight is the first night I've had bedtime yogurt since I got back. It had better not betray me.)

bedtime yogurt, how happy! I usually go with bedtime tea, bedtime melatonin, now with added bedtime dose of L-Tryptophan

Burrell we quote Junie B all the time. "Hello! How are you today?" is especially popular and "That was uncalled for, I believe." and a few others I'm blanking.

And E says he's not a great reader but he finished one Junie B Jones book.

I went to the library, to the bank. The library had early voting I early voted even though I know nothing about the local elections or state elections but I've had other stuff on my mind.

There was a crotchety old guy in front of me, the person verifyiing his info was trying to be quiet and discreet but he couldn't hear "WHAT???" and she had to repeat things nd it got to party affiliation (you have to show photo ID verify your name, address and party affiliation) she had to repeat herself and he got really frustrated and almost yelled "DEMOCRAT!" I wonder who he voted for.

And then it was snowing. Not alot and it's not sticking but the temperature is dropping and it's coming down in some places so now that I'm home I'm thinking I won't be leaving tonight becuase the roads will be slick.

(you have to show photo ID verify your name, address and party affiliation)

That reminds me of Tuesday when I caucused, no one asked anyone for ID. We just had to visually verify our name and address on a printed list and then sign our name.

eta - Colorado is big into mail-in ballots, so that is usually how I vote. This is my first time caucusing, so first time I've bumped into the no ID thing.

(you have to show photo ID verify your name, address and party affiliation)

SO RAGE MAKING

Driveby to post this for Steph, Strix, and presumably other interested parties:

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