I'm making this for dinner tonight and I'm really excited about it.

Don't do chicken, but maple/dijon always a winner. So yum!

So sorry for all the sleeplessness. May tonight be most restful and renewing. I figure on hitting the highway around 6 AM to traverse the everglades and see family and do work stuff. I rather enjoy the drive and all the early morning nature activity so all good.

Budget Bytes is so good. I just finished a bowl of her curry lentils!

I'm VERY new to cooking, as I mentioned previously, and if a friend on IRC hadn't linked me to her site, I think it would be going way, way worse.

Yay, Everglades!

I got all your sleep over the last few nights, I think. And eats: today the cafeteria food was rib-eye steaks. And Its-its. Nom.

Man, this whole political thing is INSANE. I was hoping Sessions would be forced to resign but it looks like recusal is all that will happen, and since there isn't an actual investigation yet, I don't know how much difference that will make.

Good: Saw the doctor and got a steroid pack which will hopefully get rid of this migraine AND my back issue.

Bad: Prescription never made it to the pharmacy.

I called the after-hours number and the guy is supposed to be calling it in again. Let me tell you, he sounded thrilled to be talking to me.

Even though I'm not a practicing Catholic any more, I am so in love with how the nuns are subversive as all hell. I still do the layout for the newsletter for the order that runs my high school, and the front-page article is about their trip to DC for the Womens' March. There's an article inside about how they work with a local organization providing affordable housing for Hispanic immigrants. And the letter from the General Minister (they don't call the head nun "Mother Superior" any more) starts by talking about how she was walking around her neighborhood and says "In addition to the green leaves of daffodils and crocuses sprouting forth, a growing number of tri-color, tri-language signs are appearing in yards. Their message: 'No matter where you are from, we're glad you are our neighbor.' "

They're just sort of like "Fuck the patriarchy and these bullshit politics as well. Also we love Jesus."

Yeah, nuns have always been great. My mother went to a Catholic women's college in the early 60s, and she always talks about how most of the students were conservative, but the nuns were radical as hell.

Or, not hell.

I'm trying to finish my performance evaluation. What do I do well? I don't fucking know. Stuff?

Strategy? Act as a liaison? Execute on deliverables?

Act as a liaison it is! Which is true, and I can spin that.

Everyone does at least one of those in an office job, right?