This was referred to the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Southern District of New York, so it's still Federal. Trump Tower is in the SDNY, though, so... they know him well there. heh heh

I hope Preet Baharara publishes a new episode of his podcast soon!

We did our regular survey of students and they keep asking for a nap room, the thought of which I find icky. I wouldn't want to nap in a place that might not have gotten a good cleaning.

Can I get some ~ma for my BiL. He'sd been having shortness of breath and now he's been in the hospital for a week after an episode. Friday they transferred him to the hospital in my city, 500 kms from where they live. He was initially told it wasn't a heart attack, but now they're saying it was. He's got a blockage in what is supposed to be a tricky area, and they keep going back and forth on whether they can put a stent in to open up the blockage. He seems fine but they keep sending him for tests and delaying treatment and it's getting me worried. My poor sister came up here on Friday thinking that she'd only be gone for 48 hrs.

Also, why are hospitals such terrible places? All I've been doing all week is going to work and then the hospital, and even with a small percentage of the stress my sister and BiL are under, I am drained.

BiL~ma, Sue.

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Best wishes for your BiL, Sue.

Thanks guys.

Health~ma for your BiL, Sue. Hospitals are terrible places.

William Henry Harrison dollar coin

He caught pneumonia giving his inaugural address in the cold pouring rain in January without a raincoat and died a month into office. And he still gets to be on a dollar. Geez. His tombstone should read, "Mama told you to wear a coat". Or "Don't be like Harrison".

Best thoughts to your BIL and to you, too, Sue! Hospitals are no place to be. I mean, unless it's the only right place you have to be.

I just packed my office to move, and I did it in 100% the wrong order. Like, I would like to wipe down my bookshelves and stuff, but I put the wipes and spare napkins in the bottom crate!

Right, Zen? The other one I came across was Sacagawea, at least that makes sense.

For those not on the Book of Face, Crowley and Winter (Kelly's 8 week old golden puppy) met today. They do pretty well, she instigates play and Crowley is thrilled, though we do have to call peace every now and then. Currently Crowley is running laps around my huge ottoman at full speed. Winter is also trying to run laps but he keeps lapping her. Each time he passes, she sits, looks around, and then she starts trying to run again...Crowley never stops.

Well, in the time it took me to write that, they have moved on to wandering around and sniffing butts. Crowley is SO HAPPY to have a playmate, he drools all over her.

Puppies! I have seen the pictures on hte Book of Face, and Winter is so fluffy!

ION, I adore online shopping. I've bought some v-necked t-shirts in colors I like and can never find in the store, and hte precise socks I want that would require traipsing from store to store just to see if *maybe* they'd be in stock. Oh, and heel pads that will work in sandals. The Sears' Catalog of days gone by had the right idea. It still boggles me that the Internet has become a utility like electricity, not just a luxury.