I have a really excellent sense of direction... except after long plane rides, it's like my Inner Compass misplaces its needle.
(I rather imagine it's like a little Egyptian 'ka', a winged skull flapping along gamely after the airplane, not able to keep up, but getting there eventually.)
meara, it's also a holiday weekend, so a large number of people who would be regularly here are sleeping in, or away on vacation. I sure hope you get to see the Jewish museums, they sound really cool!
Hah--I was thinking of you when I wrote that, Billytea!
I realized a couple minutes ago that I would've had to leave a few more minutes ago to make the tour. Maybe tomorrow. I'd been thinking today just because most of the museums are closed Mondays. Time to actually look at the guidebook I guess!
I just spent a not insignificant amount of time trying to figure out what that bright star I can just glimpse near the horizon might be. Have concluded it is probably a streetlight.
Have fun in the future, meara!
I just spent a not insignificant amount of time trying to figure out what that bright star I can just glimpse near the horizon might be.
Ryan has spent a not insignificant amount of time tonight contemplating the stars as well, through the prism of Isaac Newton and Edmund Halley. He has informed me that I'm forbidden to watch Cosmos without him, as then I'll have seen things that he hasn't yet.
Aaand it's back up to Parkville because apparently my pool crew can't get the ph right after a week. Not impressed with the new pool coordinator.
Ah, young minds are great.
My pool doesn't open until 8 today! Glad I checked.
Tub had actually drained this morning, hooray! Drain is still super slow, but I think just continuing with this same stuff for a while might be the way to go. Maybe I should be more concerned about adding helpful bacteria to the sewage system, but I'm not. I'm sure there's a lot of the unhelpful kind in there.
My pool opens at 7 today. Which is fine, but blah.
Reading Skulduggery Pleasant books... on Dark Days now.
Ah, young minds are great.
It is true. I'm thrilled to see him so excited by science. (Or, indeed, Science!)
Reading Skulduggery Pleasant books... on Dark Days now.
That's the one we quoted from in our wedding vows. Seriously.