I had one class Friday, and three yesterday. Tomorrow I’ll have four, which is going to be one hell of a day. The first course starts at 10 am. I get out at 2:15, run home to get the girl…
Funny
Ganked from metaquotes: From NASA’s Guide to Civilian Helicopter Safety: Basic Flying Rules: Try to stay in the middle of the air. Do not go near the edges of it. The edges of the air can be recognized by the…
Sleeping
I just wasn’t able to sleep this weekend. I wasn’t in MY bed, and the hotel (at least our room) was noisy. Our bedroom is insulated by not one but two stone walls, so it’s very quiet. I didn’t have…
Happy, Um – Is It Tuesday Already? Wow
I’ll blame my general fog on getting pretty much NO sleep from the time I woke Friday morning ’til I went to bed around 10:30 Sunday. Yep, that’s the reason. So—I didn’t think I would be going to GaFilk. I…
Growl!
The trustee for Katie’s trust fund just informed me that he doesn’t want to pay her health insurance premiums anymore because “it’s just wrong” for us to be covered under curiousmay9‘s benefits. Those are domestic partnership benefits, and the asshole…
Far Away Birthday
I’m not sure when she’ll see this, so I want to go ahead and wish veryty a very happy birthday tomorrow 🙂
Navel Gazing
How do I reconcile treating people with respect with enjoying snarking at them when I think it’s deserved? Damn. I’m not sure that I can. Do I have to give up the snark? It’s possible that I should always communicate…
Distrait
Another new word! Word of the Day for Tuesday, January 4, 2005 distrait \dis-TRAY\, adjective: Divided or withdrawn in attention, especially because of anxiety.
Antiques Magazine?
This is yet another publication that arrives in our home for inexplicable reasons. First person who says he or she wants it, I’ll switch the subscription address to go to you.
Any Latin Readers?
I found free online translation stuff, but the results aren’t very good. Could someone pretty please translate this quote from Catullus for me? Odi et amo: quare id faciam, fortasse requiris. Nescio, sed fieri sentio et excrucior Edited to add…