Yay Laura!
Trap is installed! Thanks to back channels and not proper channels, though. We now only need the cat to find it. Crossing fingers for sooner rather than later. (Update: cat broke out of the trap. Back to the drawing board, and convincing Proper Channels to take away metal thingie so that cat will have a chance to survive the weekend without feeding, for an open window is better than a dead cat that is stuck in a hard-to-get-to-place in the ceiling).
I also printed an FAQ regarding ceiling cat because I've been answering the same questions/statements for too long. "There's a cat in the ceiling. It meows". Dear, it's a trapped cat. It won't start a physics' lecture in Swahili. It meows. That's what they do.
That's amazing, Laura. But I'm still mystified as to what she thought she was defending without having any facts.
CEILING CAT IS REAL!!
But I'm still mystified as to what she thought she was defending without having any facts.
The "sources" of information she had been using were publications like the National Review. I am encouraged that she took the time to research more widely and changed her mind in the face of facts. Sadly, this seems to be the exception rather than the rule lately.
Seemingly the DHS secretary decided to go out to eat (ironically at a Mexican restaurant) and was driven out by protesters standing around changing "shame, shame".
Dana, once - years ago - I acted as an in-house trainer on the computer system. I wrote up little instruction sheets as needed and shared them. One of the staff copied hers and shared them with her father; he'd reached the point where he was on a first-name basis with his computer's tech support people.
Seemingly the DHS secretary decided to go out to eat (ironically at a Mexican restaurant) and was driven out by protesters standing around changing "shame, shame".
As a general rule I let recognized people dine out without annoying them; I'd make an exception for people that take kids away from parents and keep them in cages.
Seemingly the DHS secretary decided to go out to eat (ironically at a Mexican restaurant) and was driven out by protesters standing around changing "shame, shame".
I don't know how people keep working for Trump. How could it be worth it?
As a general rule I let recognized people dine out without annoying them; I'd make an exception for people that take kids away from parents and keep them in cages.
Yeah, I think if your policy is forcibly separating asylum seeking parents from their asylum seeking infants, I see no moral issue with a crowd of protesters forcibly separating you from your enchiladas.
The white house is now having enough trouble finding people who will work there that they had a booth at a job fair on Capitol Hill (I saw one suggestion that they're afraid the pay they'd receive wouldn't cover future legal bills).
