I saw several pairs of shorts in my walk. I am always a slow reactor to season changes; I wear short sleeves a couple of weeks too long I'm the fall and long sleeves a couple of weeks too long in the spring, so it always interests me to see the people on the opposite ends of that decision tree.
Natter 73: Chuck Norris only wishes he could Natter
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I heard about that, Matt! So awesome to see it in action.
Now if only my neighborhood could match the technology with spring-loaded step coverings for dog poop.
I'm back in Chicago waiting on a bus. I didn't find a last minute fare to Los Angeles, although I tried. I met up with extended family instead, and drank too much Prosecco with my parents last night. Why do you hate me like this, sparkling wine?
Hydrate, shrift, hydrate. That is the key.
Well, I can't wholeheartedly recommend roasting celery root whole. It's ok, but I think peeling and cutting it up first might be worthwhile. More research needed.
Last night at one game I was sitting next to a couple, and they were sniffling, and the woman laughed and said, yeah, we've been sick, but we decided to come anyway! Oh, goody for you. I think I caught whatever they were passing around. I've been achy and feverish all day. Dummies.
But it's 63 degrees here and I have all the windows open, and it feels like heaven. Oh, please, let winter be over.
Have made three salads, which should do for work lunches. I still have about half a bunch of celery, half the roasted celery root, and a head of cabbage to deal with. And two eggs, but I can eat those for breakfast tomorrow. And one apple and two oranges, but one piece of fruit a day takes care of those. Hm.
I misremembered the amount of liquid in my slow-cooker burrito bowl, and so the rice I added is all mush. Still tasty, but more of a burrito porridge than the rice bowl I was expecting.
It's in the low 50's here, and blissfully still light out! I know everyone hates changing the clocks, but if it could just stay DST all the time, I'd be a happy camper.
it is only while doing laundry that I wish my wardrobe was monochrome and much smaller.
Of course, having way more clothes than I really need allows me to go for longer than is reasonable without doing laundry, or only doing minimal laundry. One hand gives while the other takes, I suppose.
Yes, Jessica! You and I are one in the desire for DST all the time.