If toilets were horses...
Now, you know I almost never post quiz results here. It's happened maybe three times in the almost two years of this blog. But I loved this. I
*would* be most comfortable in this alternate dimension:
I have multiple stories about using men's room bathrooms because of the line for the women's bathroom and the lack of one for the men's room... the best one being when I started with friends a mass migration of dozens of women into the men's room line at a rest stop filled with marchers coming back from DC after The March for Women's Lives. All of a sudden there was talking and laughing in the men's room; the men freaked out, looking around to see what the heck was going on; suddenly, the men's room became the women's room, too.
If bathrooms were adequately constructed with the appropriate amount of facilities, lines would be of equal length and no line switching would ever need to happen.
For your daily clicking pleasure
Just a reminder how you can feed hungry animals (for free) just by clicking:
Dr. Doolittle...er...Feldstein - Living with the Bull
We should all keep our lil fingers crossed that this book comes to shelves near us very soon.
And not just because it involves dogs who I want to hug.
And not just because it's written by a fabulous person I've known since pre-school.
It's because I get a monthly check from her mom to say nice things about her.
Oh wait, that's not even true. (Right, Stephanie? Subclause E? Party B must publicly deny any and all knowledge of payment and friendship contract with Party A?)
It's because I had Strawberry Shortcake sheets, too. Sheets that are probably still hanging around somewhere.
Fetch! Go get the treat: Stephanie Feldstein - Living With the Bull
Ew! Halley! Why do you have to tell me this?
Do you think dogs should be skinned alive for their fur to make people's clothes?
Neither do I.
Click here to read more/contact Congress/see some videos on it/etc.
We all live in a yellow submarine
In reviewing authors' statements for a project at my internship, a number of people have written on the isolation of the writing process, and that the grant makes them feel more connected to a community.
I am thankful that I feel none of that isolation. I love my program and the community it has created in which I am free to skip around and play.
Woo!
Quote of the day
Overheard on a bus:
"It was about existentialism, but I just didn't care."
SNOW DAY!
The government and its agencies in DC closed today at 2. That meant I left my internship at 2:00 today. That meant I walked back into Metro Center and the platforms were covered, four deep, with most of DC, all leaving the office at the same time. That meant I got home and put my pajamas back on, made some soup, and parked myself in front of the computer.
A nice day to be inside.
the description is put here for the memories it will provoke for my father upon reading the last line
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definition
riches –plural noun [rich-iz] : having so much to read around you that you know you could never finish it all
