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We didn't sleep well last night. Not sure if it was the cold, the dryness, or the muscle aches from Naginata. Either way there was much tossing and/or turning.
We didn't sleep well last night. Not sure if it was the cold, the dryness, or the muscle aches from Naginata. Either way there was much tossing and/or turning.
It's cold in Seattle. Not sure what happened but people yesterday claimed to have seen snow. In March. Today is sunny but still cold. I guess Spring will have to wait a few more days.
And, regrettably, jumping rope is not one of them. I really have to start drawing better hands. I have a book on it and everything. All I need to do is read it.
But I do try. I always do try.
Another tired morning. I need to sleep. For a week.
Back to my normally scheduled queue.
As I left work yesterday, the warm rain smelled of Spring. I want to thank Winter this year. She has been quite mild.
Sorry for the late update. We hosted a group of high school students this morning. They did a mock negotiation of the type I normally do at work. I'm worried that maybe I'm a bit more replaceable than I suspected.
I intended to post my Olympics Horrible, but I can't find the energy to write about the experience. This one needs fewer words.
This was inspired from this cartoon background found in this collection of Pocahontas (1985) backgrounds.
I love this guy.
That's an OLPC (One Laptop per Child) in the Horrible. One of my writing mates uses it to write during our Sunday morning meet-ups.
We're off to watch the women's gold medal match in Vancouver on Friday. It took some arm twisting, but I am looking forward to a new photo album (it's sad that that's the reason I do things now).
There's no sun! I can't figure out what happened.
Another beautiful Monday morning. I can get used to this. The weekend went by quickly again. Lots of parks and dogs. I didn't doodle as much as I had hoped. I may end up paying for this.
It's Friday (yeah, I know, this shouldn't count as a post).
Ah, the dream of doodling for a living! We'd have to move from the Villa to a cardboard box and I'd have to pirate electricity to power my drawing tablet. But think of the fun....
Today's kitchen tidbit: don't place salt in an air-tight metal container. The trapped water and salt eat away at the metal and the rust turns the salt brown.