...That movie where Matt Damon killed Celeborn with a rolled up magazine?

Laura, goodness, that's more grief and worry than any human should have to stand. We're with you in spirit and in love.

Windsparrow, congratulations--it's about time you were recognized for the inspired and intuitive work you do.

Bonny, my goodness, all the protective~ma for you personally, and corrective~ma for your erstwhile client. May sanity descend on him with a thump.

I am Connie and Zen in re almonds and kittens. Notwithstanding the sad fact that I have neither.

Bullet journaling organization has gotten me caught up enough on work stuff so that I only need to go to campus one day this weekend, rather than both days like I've been doing the past few weeks. Yay?

Also tasty brunch tomorrow!

t edit But that IS some serious organizational badassery. Go you!

That sounds like it is working, Hil.

Zenkitty, as much as I can remember from the study, heavy telephones and kitchen implements figured prominently.

"Heavy telephones", ah, yes, the sweet bygone days of smashing a bad guy upside the head with a desk phone a la Peggy Carter.

I've got two pointy metal candlesticks, a cast iron skillet, and a bayonet in the sock drawer, I guess I'm good.

I love all the encouraging words about the impending job change. Thank you, darlings!

I am not gonna ask about the bayonet in the sock drawer. There are about three competing Joss-verse-worthy theories in my for it, and I don't want to know which is furthest from the truth.

Well I have to keep it somewhere

Yup. Anybody else hear that in Sarah Michelle Gellar's voice?

Well I have to keep it somewhere

A sock drawer is an excellent place to keep a bayonet! It won't rattle around, socks are easy to shove out of the way.

Which reminds me, I need to rescue Sting from the old house and decide which wall I'm going to hang it on.