Hugs, Toddson. I'm glad you're with us now.
Did we know that NASA has completely changed the astrological signs (that I don't believe in)? Apparently I'm now a Taurus instead of a Gemini. And there's a brand-new sign that's Ophiuchus, the snake-bearer, which I'm sure everyone will be able to spell without having to look it up.
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Okay, technically, I guess it's not true. Which is good, because I liked being a Gemini.
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I'm going to skip my swim. I'm wheezier than yesterday, and that was such a fight. It's rare for me not to want to be in the water, but right now? Nope.
Continued ~ma, Gud.
I've got a neuroatypical queer child. This is not the world I want for her.
Nope. I want Princess Tickybox to live in a world where we tell people like Donald Trump to fuck off and get bent.
Even if he loses, clearly we're not there yet, but it is Step One.
Timelies all!
Got a temporary crown this morning.I go back next week for the next stage of things.
Continued ~ma to you and yours, Gud.
I'm glad you came through the other side, Toddson.
Continued love to you and your daughter, Gud. Thanks for keeping us updated.
::hugs Toddson really hard::
All kinds of love to all of you, Gud.
Last week I had the best fish dinner of my life—char crusted striped marlin from Hawaii—at Bristol Seafood Grill in Creve Cour (a co-worker and I had business up there at a fulfillment co. correcting a printing error, and our hosts took us out for a night on the town). It inspired me to try and replicate the dish at home tonight while the flavors were still fresh in my mind.
While my results weren't nearly as good as the chef's (I had to substitute swordfish and I overshot the mark on cooking), I did hit in the ballpark of the targeted flavor profile and this was light years better than any fish I've cooked at home previously.
Gud, all the love still heading at you and the fam.