I'll have to see what my options are to see that HBO doc. I just finished the first ep of Emerald City. Intriguing is the right word.
No rain or snow here but its cold enough they're setting fires along the el tracks to keep the joints from snapping the bolts. I was out the door at 5:30am to attempt to get a ticket to Obama's farewell address. We waited in line for 3 hours (indoors, thankfully) before we were told our section of the line had no chance so we went out for breakfast instead.
I love you and the Y, Sara.
HBONow just helpfully informed me that I could watch that documentary, but I don't think I want to cry that much tonight.
It's great because it's so funny and great in many ways, in addition to being cry-making.
Yeah, I want to watch it, just not quite yet.
Glad you tried, aurelia, and really glad you were waiting indoors! Going out to breakfast sounds like a good choice at that point.
they're setting fires along the el tracks to keep the joints from snapping the bolts
Boy, that sounds like something out of some dystopian book.
they're setting fires along the el tracks to keep the joints from snapping the bolts
Boy, that sounds like something out of some dystopian book.
It certainly seems to have some pointed symbolism to it.
Shoveled the steps and sidewalk, and it took less time than my load of laundry. Which is good, because I am OVER IT. Man I hate shoveling.
Boy, that sounds like something out of some dystopian book.
Maybe we just have a head start on the rest of you.
It does keep the trains running. [link]
Timelies all!
Gary's mom was supposed to come over and watch Mr. S while I got groceries and such. She just called to cancel because she's worried about the condition of the secondary roads. Sigh...now I have to go grocery shopping with Mr. S, and I can't go to the comic book shop like I planned. Not to mention having no respite from Mr. S except when he sleeps. Ah, well...
Wow
ETA: that was to the train fires.
At the movies, and the women in the row behind me bitched because I sat in front of them and made them take their feet off my seat.