found: the right Thai place

Jun. 10th, 2025 06:40 am
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Just a few blocks down the hill from the Devil Girl House are five (5) Thai restaurants, a majority of which have disappointed me. I finally got around to trying the fifth and farthest the other day: Kaosamai. They gave me a verbal warning about the spiciness. "Understood", I said, and then proceeded to make myself hiccup with four-star eats. I'll be back.

Nice place! They have a big deck, and it's right next to Nectar.

Saturday club hopping

Jun. 9th, 2025 06:19 am
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I finally made it to the Modular monthly at Substation. Usually it's on a Sunday at 1700, but this time it was on a Saturday at 1900. It's exactly what the name suggests: a bunch of people pushing buttons and tweaking knobs on modular synthesizers. Yeah, you know that crowd was nerdy. And I'm pretty sure I wasn't the only trans lady there.

But did I like the choonz? Quite often, yeah! Honorable mention: local boy EZBOT, who reminded me by turns of Aphex Twin, drum & bass, and several others. I was a little ambivalent about club hopping to the Mercury after two of the eight (!) artists that they had lined up.

So why club hop to the Merc? Caturday, Pride edition, which I used as an excuse to wear my "I [Pride heart] [beaver graphic]" tank top. I was hoping to run into some of the trans girls from the other day. Instead, I saw a lady in a butterfly costume like the ones I saw in Sydney. In a fit of nostalgia, I went over to talk to her. Imagine my surprise when I realized it was Temptress.

Fun fact about me: like my mother, I have the world's worst poker face. I may have looked absolutely horrified at her, but only for a second. Had her vile boyfriend been with her, I wouldn't have even gone over there. I chatted about Sydney, maybe a bit nervously.

Despite being seriously caffeinated, I didn't make it to midnight. I did to a ton of bike riding and chores around the house on Saturday, so I don't feel like too much of a geezer. I have to get the Devil Girl House ready for Tacoma Girl on Saturday. (The joke here is that TG is probably the least judgy person I know.)

(dawg, critter watch, adhd, garden)

Jun. 8th, 2025 06:46 pm
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Good news: No emergency medical visit for 7 days! Carrie's been to the vet twice after coming home. Healing well.  We're getting better at bandaging the open wounds. Carrie is off fentanyl, so she's gotten better this weekend at getting out of the muzzle and pulling the pads out of the bandage. So, i need to up my skills at wrapping.  I do wonder how long we need to keep bandaging. Two open wounds are each about a square inch, another is about four square inches. I think it will take a while.

 Sister in law D thinks she will be a widow in a week. Saturday morning i sent B a close up of an  elderflower cyme, all snowy petals wet from the rain with prominent creamy stamens. Later, checking the rain gauge, i saw that the white cala lily had bloomed and the flowers lay on the ground. I picked the two, dislodging the tiniest of snails, and then added a few lizard tail (Saururus cernuus) and an orange hummingbird mint (Agastache Poquito Orange) to make this morning's bouquet.  Elderberries are just beginning to ripen.

Other good news: i'd bought a bottle to deliver very targeted drops of herbicide to noxious plants (wild briers that have multiplied around the fig tree and on the other berm, honeysuckle twining on fences and out of control, trees on the septic field, poison ivy) and could not find it. I finally ordered a replacement, months after it should have been in use. And then i found it. And i was able to cancel the order in time. Yay.

Sequentially:

I left work early on Friday. ADHD rejection sensitivity probably is amplifying feelings about a meeting. I was just too emotional and so very very tired.  After an afternoon of reading, a visit with my Dad, and more reading, we watched the documentary about Ocean's Gate, the Titan submarine ... hubris, and the guy who ran Ocean's Gate sounds just like the exec director who is involved in my distressed feelings.

I did get a good bit done in the yard on Saturday, flame weeding while it was wet. Moved woodchips a short way to mulch an area at the end of the sidewalk that has been annoying to mow. Then i planted some annuals (coleus and lantana), some Trimezia gracilis ... babies? propagules? , and transplanted a chrysanthemum that survived the winter and has started blooming.   The lemongrass is in real soil for the first time in years, and i hope it multiplies. Finally, the native plants i bought are all in the new heavily mulched bed around the front yard apple tree.

Christine's been telling her siblings that "Carrie is avenged." I found a coiled copperhead in the woodchip pile when working yesterday, and killed it. I don't feel good about it but i would do it again.  There are brush piles in the woods and that's for them. But this was a little too close.

I then went on to have an ocular migraine and then a bad headache. Today has been less outside. I picked sochan and mint, spending time thinking about where i was putting my hands. I've got several Talenti gelato containers full of blanched sochan in the freezer, mint and bee balm on the dehydrator, and elderberry flowers hanging by the water heater. I imagine gifts of mint-elderflower tea.

I also made whipped cream cheese with the lavender syrup and pulverized dehydrated mulberries from last year. Very purple, not over sweet, and only mildly flavored.

I haven't seen the hawk this past week, and wonder if the smelly snake repellents have repelled the hawk. Instead, i've seen a rabbit almost every morning.

  I am avoiding feelings and reading and reading and reading. It;s been a fight not to go to the book and finish this.

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Greater Northshore Bike Connector Map 1.8.0 – 8 June 2025 – is now available on github, along with MEGAMAP 1.7.1. This version is mostly, but not entirely, about Seattle.

Seattle DOT have dropped a new bike map for 2025/2026, but have chosen to show several incomplete and/or entirely unstarted projects as completed. We respectfully disagree with this decision, as it will direct map users to infrastructure which is not actually present for most or all of this year.

Therefore, we have chosen to stay with Seattle 2023 as our Seattle-area base map. We will take on the additional work of updating it over the next year, continuing work we have already been doing. In addition to not showing incomplete/nonexistent infrastructure, this means we will continue to group “Neighbourhood Greenway” and “Healthy Street” under the same common green colour, rather than separating them into green and blue markings.

(Seattle 2025 breaks them out into greens and blues, but unfortunately at the same intensity, meaning there’s no difference for those with colour vision limitations.)

As additional Seattle projects are completed, we will add them to our maps. Once all projects shown on Seattle 2025 are completed, we will most likely transition to Seattle 2025 as our Seattle base map.

There’s only one change since 1.7.1 for outside Seattle, but it’s big:

  • Juanita Drive bike lanes are finally open (again) in Juanita! There’s still a little construction on sidewalks, but functionally, they’re done

I’ve been looking forward to that finally being finished since they started work! The bike lane standard is meaningfully higher than it was before. It’s not consistently up to Kenmore’s standard, but it’s a significant and welcome improvement.

Note that sidewalk construction isn’t quite complete, but there’s very, very little left and should not interfere with biking the route.

Updates since 1.7.1 in Seattle include:

  • 1st Ave NW neighbourhood greenway north of Greenwood to Broadview added
  • S. Walden/Della neighbourhood greenway added
  • Ashworth Ave mix of neighbourhood greenway and ped/bike shared path added
  • N. 120th St. neighbourhood greenway from Ashworth Ave to Corliss Ave added
  • N. 130th St. bike lanes north of Haller Lake added
  • W. Marginal Way SW bike lanes extended north to 17th Ave SW
  • 6th Ave NW steepness indicator in Fremont corrected
  • 6th Ave NW Neighbourhood Greenway corrected (was marked as bike lane)
  • Alki Drive/Beach Drive SW Healthy Street in West Seattle added
  • Maple Leaf Reservoir Neighbourhood Greenway and related ped/bike path added
  • Pike Street bike lane hillclimb over I-5 updated to reflect upgraded status
  • 21st Ave Greenway/Health Street from Columbia to Yesler added
  • Greenway/Healthy Street connection between 30th Ave S east of MLK to Mountains-to-Sound Trail added
  • 39th Ave South Greenway/Healthy Street from south of Othello to Kenyon added
  • One block of Neighbourhood Greenway on 27th Ave NE north of Lake City REMOVED
  • Several small corrections/adjustments, carrying forward Seattle map corrections/adjustments

Rather than the usual MEGAMAP preview, here’s a comparison between on section of Seattle across the two maps.

The same area of map from Seattle 2025 and Greater Northshore/MEGAMAP 2025 June 8. The Seattle map shows a Neighbourhood Greenway which does not yet actually exist. It also inaccurately describes on-the-ground conditions of the Ashworth Ave N Greenway in ways which cause confusion on the ground. The Greater Northshore/MEGAMAP corrects both of those, but fails to distinguish between "Neighbourhood Greenway" and "Healthy Street."

All permalinks continue to work.

If you enjoy these maps and feel like throwing some change at the tip jar, here’s my patreon. Patreon supports get things like pre-sliced printables of the Greater Northshore, and also the completely-uncompressed MEGAMAP, not that the .jpg has much compression in it because it doesn’t.

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2025 Jun 7 11:40 am: [profile] benjalvarez1 on Twitter:

WATCH THIS: https://x.com/BenjAlvarez1/status/1931375699786334704

Click through to see the video. You really, really should. Sound is irrelevant.

Text: "Tanks, fighting vehicles and howitzers arrive in Washington, D.C. ahead of next week's military parade. They departed from Texas on June 2." Two minutes and forty seconds.

Allegedly that train is a mile long and is transporting:

• 28 Abrams tanks (M1A2 main battle tank)
• 3 armored recovery vehicles (M88)
• 28 Bradleys (M2A3 infantry fighting vehicle)
• 5 Paladins (M109A7 self-propelled howitzer), and
• 28 Strykers (infantry carrier vehicle)

Source: 2025 Jun 6: @USAMilitaryChannel on YT [not official military channel]: "1-Mile Military Train -Texas to D.C. with Tanks, Armor, and More for Army's 250th Parade". I do not know if that source is reputable or if that inventory is accurate.

USA Today is reporting that "The military vehicles will be joined by 1,800 soldiers". (Source: 2025 Jun 6, USATODAY on YT: "Watch: Tanks, fighting vehicles head to DC for Trump's military parade", CW: face full of Trump, alt: screenshot).

I dunno, maybe it's just me, but I'm thinking that maybe the guy who attempted one coup already bringing a well-armed military force into our capitol city and, crucially, within artillery-range of the Pentagon, is just throwing himself a birthday party, but also maybe not.

ETA: For those of you confused by this, thinking, but doesn't he already control the military? You might want to watch this video about the rise of Xi Jinping.

Now, obviously, Trump would never play a long game like Xi did. But, 1) there are other ways to achieve the same end and 2) he doesn't have to, because his buddies, the Dominionists, did.
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HEY! Any Nova Soctia bike or bike-supportive people – particularly in or near Halifax – here? Time to show up!

“Mayor Fillmore has called for a halt to all new cycling infrastructure, using “rationale” very similar to what Premier Doug Ford has used in Ontario to attack Toronto. There will be a vote on Tuesday.”

Deets saying what to do are on Mastodon. You don’t need an account to read it. Let him know what you think.

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- I get to go back on HRT, THANK G-D. This will, of course, be revisited after my next (really soon) MRI, but hallelujah, I'll have some relief from the hot flashes, brain fog, upswing of insomnia, hair loss, and random crying.

- Speaking of insomnia, this week has been rough. Even if I fall asleep at a "decent" time, my sleep is patchy and broken. Add that to the fact that I actually need somewhere around ten hours of sleep, and I've been an incoherent mess all week. Today I feel like I'm mildly drunk, but without the fun part.

[personal profile] minim_calibre and I decided YOLO and paid more money to get MUCH better seats for the My Chemical Romance concert. Did you know you could upgrade tickets purchased from Ticketmaster? I certainly didn't. But hey, a better view of the stage! I'm still sad that I'm going to see my precious cupcakes of bombast only one time on this tour ("only" omg I'm spoiled) but I'll cope. There's feverish speculation in the fanbase that maybe they'll preview songs from an unreleased album, or maybe they'll announce a new album. I love all this speculation, but I also believe none of it.

- Random perfume comment: If you love Goth Club 89 from the now-closed Whisper Sisters, Midnight Toker from Heretic Perfumes is a toned-down version of it. I hate the name, but the scent is lovely.

a meeting of the minds at the munch

Jun. 6th, 2025 03:03 pm
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I went to the women's munch at the Wildrose last night. Nothing unusual there, but who I ran into was: a table full of trans women in their late twenties. Trans women besides me are a regular feature at this munch, but they don't show up in a group and they're not especially young.

It's noteworthy for me because that's a trans age group that I don't typically spend much time with. There are the folks closer to my age and the teens at Lambert House, the Mercury, or (ahem) out & about, but trans women around my son's age are not the ones I usually run into. They had much to tell me:
  • There's a facial feminization surgeon around here, Dr. Liu, who does excellent work. That's something to think about if I'm ever an heiress.
  • There's been some drink-spiking at Pony lately. Uh, yikes! One or two of the assembled dolls weren't pleased with how it had been handled. That's a damn shame, because I'm one of many queers I know who otherwise love that place.
They seemed so... together. So much more than I was at their age, struggling mightily to be someone I'm not. From talking with them, at least briefly, you'd never guess that we're a community under seige.

And I'd also like to say how impressed I am with the current Washington State Ms. Leather and her partner, a former Ms. Leather, who organize this and many other shindigs. They work hard at pulling all of us non-cis-men into leather activities. Aside from warm fuzzies, there's nothing in it for them, really.
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99pi.org/adapt

Kurt Kohlstedt has spent ten years creating audio and print stories for the design podcast, 99% Invisible. He also co-authored the 99% Invisible City book.

Last year, 99pi’s Kurt Kohlstedt suffered a severe injury that incapacitated his right arm and dominant hand. In the aftermath, new everyday challenges led him to research, test, and evolve accessible design solutions. These experiences set the stage for Adapt or Design, a twelve-part project of 99% Invisible in three acts, available at the short link 99pi.org/adapt

The Adapt or Design series includes many groan-worthy puns related to hands; six essays exploring assistive designs for people with one functional hand; three design hacks and mods that helped Kurt manage long-term rehabilitation; and three final essays diving deep into adaptive writing technologies including a free one-handed "mirror keyboard" for Windows PowerToys.

While the first article posted in April, I just heard about it via the 99% Invisible podcast 630, where Kurt and Roman talk about all these things.

friday

Jun. 6th, 2025 01:34 pm
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Dorothy. Painted the watercolor parts of this yesterday afternoon while sitting by the chicken coop watching the chicks. A storm was approaching, thunder getting closer, till I finally packed it up and just as I got to the back door the rain started to pelt down. Finished it later with metallic markers.

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Ocular Migraine. I had a weird night last night. I woke up around 3 and went to the bathroom - took my phone with me. But it was like I couldn't see the center of my vision to read correctly. All blurry. At the time I thought, oh no, maybe my retina is detaching! So I went out to the kitchen and looked at the Amsler Grid on the fridge to see what that would look like. It was then I realized it was just the usual ocular migraine vision effects I've had before so I quit worrying and went back to bed. The weird shimmering vision usually passes in about 15 to 20 minutes. I was really tired this morning and after chores went back to bed and slept till 10. So a slow start to the day. Dave took Andy in the truck somewhere but I was glad to just stay home and putter.
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ooooooookay so

loooooong time ago I did a lot of work on a CSS overlay for Dreamwidth’s Neutral Good/Evil styles to make them work properly on mobile devices as well as Desktop. If you apply the CSS as Custom CSS to your journal, it keeps working on desktop and starts working right on mobile. All the nightmare noise from Dreamwidth’s old mobile-ish style went away, it got way more information dense, and most of all

no

goddamn

horizontal

scrolling

ever.

Not even with the navbar turned on. It’s stupidly tall, but it no longer scrolls.

(That was some work.)

I handed off that code to Dreamwidth ages ago, but they’ve got a tiny staff and I don’t know how important it ever was to them or even how much made it into the codebase.

Turns out tho’… seems people are still using mine? And I just got an issue report. And I have an edit that fixes it on my machine. And I fixed a subject line issue while I was at it.

sooooo uhhhhhhhh

I guess I’m dropping a new release!

Anybody want to test Version 0.85 before I make it official?

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Nun remembers how to sleep.

Jun. 5th, 2025 09:51 am
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At the risk of jinxing things, I'm here to say that I've been sleeping unusually well lately. This is despite the days being nearly as long as they get around here above 47°N, and The Situation.

So why now? Well, it seems to be an annual cycle for me. My sleep sucks in February and March, but then gets better from there. The sunlight may indeed be part of it. I did recently turn off the HVAC for the whole house because it's the time of year when open windows do the job. Maybe less noise helps.

wednesday

Jun. 4th, 2025 09:28 pm
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Volunteered at the hospital today. After I got done laminating some photos in the office I was involved in activity hour. We went outside and blew bubbles in the enclosed courtyard. It's been a while since I blew bubbles - probably since the grandkids were little. Played with a couple basketballs and some things called boomwhackers. The activity director put a summertime playlist on the speaker. It was hot. Not as pleasant as sitting outdoors could have been if we had been sitting under a tree in the shade instead. After I was done there I used the cafeteria coupon they gave me ($8) and had lunch. I sat with an older lady visitor who was sitting alone. I asked who she was visiting. He husband needs dialysis but he has dementia and is fighting it. He doesn't know her most of the time. It's hard.  She doesn't know if he'll make it. I'm not usually a person who would invite myself to sit with someone I don't know but I'm glad I did. I feel like I did more good today as a volunteer in having lunch with her than I did in 3 hours on the behavioral health ward.

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Got home took a little nap and then took my art bag down to the creek to sit in the shade and paint. Now that is relaxing and nice. I wish I could share that kind of experience with the psych patients. Though the gnats are out now. I don't like gnats in my face but I can live with it, especially since they don't bite - they just bother.

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My view.

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Art-a day Bubbles.

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 (Threat level: MCR lyrics as post titles)

Work is still :: hands :: 

I've talked to some other folks, cone of silence engaged, about how to get better at communication with boss lady. I feel pretty confident now, but who  knows how long that will last. 

One funny thing about all of those conversations: apparently very few people realize how many people I manage. In the writing/design/research ... community at work, the only person who manages more people than me is my boss. Ahahahahaha.

---

The Seattle MCR concert is next month! I had an outfit idea which involves being sleeveless. Cue the Body Image Demons. In an attempt to shut them up, I turned to Tumblr for a pep talk and my G-D did they deliver.  I think my favorite tag responses from reblogs were "I'm not sure if I want to fuck you or be you" and "Not to be a lesbian but omg omg omg omg"

So YES, I will wear my planned outfit and not give a fuck about my flabby arms. My therapist will be very proud of me.

---

There's apparently a goth book club starting up near me! I'm going to do my damndest to attend, because it sounds like a great idea. There's dancing at the venue after the book club is over. Part of me wants to stay for that, but it's all on a Sunday night, so I should probably be a responsible adult and head home after book club. Dammit, I hate being a responsible adult.

tuesday later

Jun. 3rd, 2025 10:27 pm
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I guess this is a fallback theme for me - growing things and rows of growing things.

The documentary tonight was good. People are resilient. If there are kind people around them, a person can withstand and overcome anything.

tuesday

Jun. 3rd, 2025 08:29 am
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I like pictures. And I like that LJ hosts pictures - for free. Here's a picture of the start of today's artwork. After this dries I'll add some lines with white, gold and silver uniball impact pens. I just discovered them and I'm really liking them.

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Watercolor pencils. I've had these for quite a while, used them a few times and then they fell away under the clutter and were forgotten. It exciting to find an art supply that I had forgotten about. It's like getting a brand new thing but without the cost.

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My present marker box. I love looking at art supplies, thinking about using art supplies and thinking of new ones I want to try. That's why maybe getting myself down to the basement and looking at my OLD stuff will be like going to the store and finding NEW stuff. And as far all the old stuff from mom, dad and John that I need to deal with I'm just going to put it all in a sturdy box. Don't even go through it with the idea of getting rid of anything unless it is totally broken trash. I certainly can handle that. It's when I think I have to get rid of things that I get stopped. But today is a new day and I'm telling myself if I can just spend 10 minutes (!!!) it will be enough and I'll see how much can be done. Yesterday I took 4 of Dave's truck tires on their rims (surprisingly heavy) out of the garage part and stacked them outside, created a space for the old dresser from Chloe's house and swept the floors. I have to give myself credit for an accomplishment and it really didn't take that long. Maybe I will surprise myself in how much I get done today if I work down there again. Hope, hope...

Lots to do today: fold lots of clothes, get dishes done, work in the basement (10+ minutes), shower, go with Dave to his eye shot appointment in Meadville, go with Jan to a show in town. It's a documentary called, "You. Sleep. Stay." about a 70 year old deaf man who lived at Polk his whole life. He had to move when they closed Polk Center down recently. I hope it has a happy ending somehow and he liked where he ended up going.

monday

Jun. 2nd, 2025 09:53 pm
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Neurographic.

Other pictures from the backyard and lake today:Read more... )
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Greater Northshore Bike Connector Map 1.7.1 – 1 June 2025 – is now available on github, as is MEGAMAP 1.7.1.

Additions and changes since 1.7:

  • Extension of bike lanes in Kenmore on 80th Ave NE up to NE 185th/186th street – this is new paint, done because they could; they also made their own city bike map;
  • Refinement of intersections with streets on Interurban Trail North in Snohomish County;
  • Small additions (short bike lane, shorter trails) around Totem Lake;
  • Small addition (short mixed-use trail, pedestrian first but bikes permitted) in northern Woodinville at 130th/132nd;
  • Addition of north bike exit from Shoreline North 1 Line station – possibly part of the Trail Under the Rail system? It’s not signed as such but it’s in the right place for it;
  • Text cleanup in Redmond, replacing/moving certain street name text which gets cut off on the Greater Northshore map so that it is no longer cut off.
Screen-resolution preview of MEGAMAP 1.7.1 released 1 June 2025

All permalinks continue to work.

If you enjoy these maps and feel like throwing some change at the tip jar, here’s my patreon. Patreon supports get things like pre-sliced printables of the Greater Northshore, and also the completely-uncompressed MEGAMAP, not that the .jpg has much compression in it because it doesn’t.

Thank you! ^_^

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skipping out and serendipity

Jun. 2nd, 2025 06:33 am
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Saturday: skipped Modular at Gas Works, which gave me FOMO, but the weather wasn't cooperating. Hit the Merc. J made me shake my booty, which was good for me. It got going late because of Mechanismus, from which A had record recommendations that I really should look into.

While waiting for the bus home at about 0045, Much Younger Woman and her boyfriend stopped by to chat. Happiness.

Sunday: chores, sleep, and making social engagements.

Resolved: Modular on Saturday when it's indoors at Substation. I'm all about inexpensive bleepy goodness from local folks.

(morning writing, dawg)

Jun. 2nd, 2025 07:44 am
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Carrie is home. We have a soft muzzle coming so that we can restrict her licking. She already licked raw part of her foreleg. It's bandaged now but they wanted air circulation.  And she didn't eat her dinner. Poor thing. Hoping we can get through the rough bit without (more) human meltdowns.

I'm not too achy and stiff from yard work. My professional work looms over me and i wish i were more rested.

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