So. What's left?
Mar. 2nd, 2011 08:38 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
captainsblogMe, barely. Been up since 5, surprisingly busy with just work stuff for a day that had "nothing" firmly yellow-crime-scene-taped across my calendar, plus, you know,.... tomorrow.
I'm ready, in the medical sense of the word. Appointment's actually been moved up an hour (possibly a half hour- not sure whether procedure or arrival is now 10:30, so I'm gonna be there at 10).
Emily's car passed inspection today. At a cost of about 46 times what I expected the job would cost. My car, four years newer but with almost as many miles on it, goes in Saturday. At this rate, I'm going to shove the undrunk portion of my gallon of bicarbonate down its gullet and seek if THAT cleans it out as well as I've been cleaned.
LJ comment notifications have been wonky tonight. Possibly related to yet another of their late-weekday-afternoon server updates. Also possibly related to the shameless promos they now have bannered across your (or at least my) userinfo page about their new Not Farmville But It Plays It On The Internet game they're trying to pimp.
Finally, a few odd pictures to share. (No, not those; you'll have to wait until at least tomorrow;)
One of the legal assistants in our office is a breast cancer survivor; she ended her last round of treatments on my birthday last November. While I was mailing out a buttload of W-2s for a bankrupt client, I saw this on her desk:
All's I can think is, it's their way of keeping the mammogram experience fresh and lovely in everyones' minds the whole year round:P
Then, from Sunday, one I'd promised![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
urbpan, who'd posted a similar Sartre-torial sign from some of his travels. In our sanctuary's case, the "No Exit" is downright metaphysical, considering where the door does lead:
Dontcha just expect Michael C. Hall to come bopping out of there- preferably in his David Fisher role?
(That's the only remote connection to the Claire icon, other than, I suppose, just loving Claire;)
I'm ready, in the medical sense of the word. Appointment's actually been moved up an hour (possibly a half hour- not sure whether procedure or arrival is now 10:30, so I'm gonna be there at 10).
Emily's car passed inspection today. At a cost of about 46 times what I expected the job would cost. My car, four years newer but with almost as many miles on it, goes in Saturday. At this rate, I'm going to shove the undrunk portion of my gallon of bicarbonate down its gullet and seek if THAT cleans it out as well as I've been cleaned.
LJ comment notifications have been wonky tonight. Possibly related to yet another of their late-weekday-afternoon server updates. Also possibly related to the shameless promos they now have bannered across your (or at least my) userinfo page about their new Not Farmville But It Plays It On The Internet game they're trying to pimp.
Finally, a few odd pictures to share. (No, not those; you'll have to wait until at least tomorrow;)
One of the legal assistants in our office is a breast cancer survivor; she ended her last round of treatments on my birthday last November. While I was mailing out a buttload of W-2s for a bankrupt client, I saw this on her desk:
All's I can think is, it's their way of keeping the mammogram experience fresh and lovely in everyones' minds the whole year round:P
Then, from Sunday, one I'd promised
urbpan, who'd posted a similar Sartre-torial sign from some of his travels. In our sanctuary's case, the "No Exit" is downright metaphysical, considering where the door does lead: Dontcha just expect Michael C. Hall to come bopping out of there- preferably in his David Fisher role?
(That's the only remote connection to the Claire icon, other than, I suppose, just loving Claire;)
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Date: 2011-03-03 04:06 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2011-03-03 01:09 pm (UTC)She is played by Lauren Ambrose, my wife in at least three parallel universes, who, despite wonderful turns voicing KW in Where the Wild Things Are and playing an actual met-IRL friend of mine in A Dog Year, has been horridly underemployed....
until now!
Lauren's joining Torchwood! (http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/01/13/lauren-abrose-torchwood-exclusive/)