Harmony ,'Conviction (1)'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Thinking about Floyd. Thinking about the world. I need to go watch some dumb movie with a happy ending and stop thinking for a while. I want to say, What Cindy Said, so eloquently, about looting.
All of this, so much. Except instead of a movie I've been listening to (total comfort read) A Little Princess on Audible while playing Magic Puzzle on Facebook.
It was Thursday all day long, but now it is Friday night. I don't know which one of you did these magicks, but thank you.
Thank you so much.
just crying intermittently all day. I fear waking up to more deaths.
All the health~ma to Amyth, and hope that the surgeries will get her on the road to recovery!
In lighter news, Scott Baio should change his name to Turkey because Wanda Sykes just roasted him: [link]
Sending all the ~ma to Amyth.
That was fun, Matt.
I got some gardening tools at Ocean State Job Lot, and a 'mini hacksaw' (I think I just telepathically saw DX wince) at Harbor Freight Tools next door. It's 75F here and the humidity is much better than last night, so there may be rather a lot of Backyard Time today.
Just tuned in to NASA to see what the chances are for a launch today. Not holding out much hope. I'll take advantage of the partly cloudy skies to do some yard work. The storms of the past week or so has made the lawn a complete jungle.
eta: still at 50/50 - better than it was
Charles is not in charge, Snott B.O. You get back to whatever it is that you do. Is it mostly blocking people on Twitter? Don't worry that makes you look like a delicate snowflake, now. It's funnier for us this way!
(I think I just telepathically saw DX wince)
If it's the right tool for the job, no wincing. And I am a huge fan of both Harbor Freight and Job Lot (whose headquarters and main warehouse use to be the view across the street from my old office).
Since I couldn't find any lavender at the nursery this morning, I bought an octet of blue ageratum plants to put in the new planter on my back deck. I'd bought them because they were small, pretty, and wouldn't poison the alley cats, but after the fact I've found out that they're easy to care for and their scent is offensive to mosquitoes—being used in commercial repellents. Jackpot!