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today is national dessert day here in the us and i may or may not have made a detour on the way home to acquire a personal size chocolate cream pie. ahem. i think this should be an international holiday, personally.

i'm feeling better about the world - well, not the world in general which is still a dumpster fire but at least my corner of it - made some progress on my story for writing group which is thisclose to being done and the radiation oncologist called me today to put off the radiation another couple of weeks. (they want to do a ct scan and have me hold my breath during it. it made sense while he was explaining it.) on the one hand i really want to get it over with and on the other i don't mind waiting another couple weeks and giving myself more time to plan.

i hope my fellow americans who had monday off had a nice long weekend, and for those of you who didn't i hope it wasn't too monday a monday. i picked up drugs at the pharmacy, had a poke bowl for lunch, had a cookie, sat outside and read my book. i got a slow start but then it was a good day. on sunday my curling team won, yay, and saturday afternoon i volunteered at the club because we had a bonspiel and spent three hours in the kitchen washing dishes. >.< there were a lot to wash. i also watched the assembly of a large chocolate cake - three sheet cakes with biscoff cookie spread and buttercream frosting between the layers. the guy baking cut the edges off to make it nice and square so we got to taste it and it was delicious. and then saturday night my sister and i saw 9 to 5 in a theater! and we were the only people there! which was weird! it's still such a cute movie and the three actresses are so cute together and i did not sing the theme song out loud altho i was tempted.

the lowdown is back, now with added tommy lee jones. i'm very excited. i'm really enjoying ethan hawke in his middle years.

in other tv news i finished only murders in the building - didn't love s5 as much as previous seasons and also good lord, what did renee zellweger do to her face - and started the four seasons which i have mixed feelings about. i like all the characters and at the same time i regularly want to smack them for not fucking talking to each other. you're nominally adults, people, act like it!

mr sparklepants and friends rode out hurricane isaias in a bathroom, mr sparklepants and his friends being flamingos at a florida zoo. the zoo couldn't evacuate the animals so they found hurricane-safe places to put them. like the bathroom. (i also learned from the article that the collective noun for flamingos is - fittingly - a flamboyance.)

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2 pounds of carrots
2 pounds of beets
2 pounds of yellow potatoes
4 heads of garlic
2 pounds of daikon (I chose a mix of white, red, and purple starburst)
2 huge bunches of lacinato kale
1 pound spicy salad mix
2 pounds of spinach
take-what-you-want hot peppers (I took 2 cayenne) and herbs (I took none)

First thoughts: sauted kale with sweet potatoes, hot peppers, and vegan sausage meat. Kale chips. Pickled daikon and carrot (fermented or vinegar brine). Sauted spinach and salad greens (for the freezer at this point).

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Went last night with

kouredios and

sanj to see Dan and Phil live.

( So much delight. )

tl;dr I am hoarse and exhausted this morning but it is totally worth it. Each of these two kind, geeky twinks looks at the other like he hung the goddamn moon, and that gives me vicarious joy every time.

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I love it when my whole plan for my workday gets upended because the big boss wants something done 2 days sooner than I planned to do it. *rolls eyes* I had to copy 95% of my to-do list over to tomorrow with no guarantee it won't get punted again. I don't understand what creates this false sense of urgency (it's scheduling meetings for 2027, which is unfortunately a lengthy process because we have to give our board members time to respond with their availability and they do not always do so in a timely fashion despite repeated nudges), as we were already doing it way earlier than we have in the past.

Anyway, in more fun news, I got a text a few minutes ago about Baby Miss L dumping a whole container of Parmesan into her pastina, because she likes CHEESE in her dinner.

I meant to mention this over the weekend, but I finally watched the most recent Spider-Man movie and I really liked it. I had been spoiled, unfortunately, but I don't think it mattered much. I mean, I am generally in the bag for Spider-Man anyway, but I thought it was really well done for the most part.

( spoilers )

I'm sure I'm forgetting things, but Lafreniere just scored on a breakaway, so I'm gonna wrap it up here.

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I'm excited about the C6D Big Bang in general, but mostly excited because

mific has recorded and illustrated the whole entire "Left" series!

The Left Series [Podfic and Art] (57 words) by mific
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: due South
Rating: Explicit
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Ray Kowalski/Ray Vecchio, Benton Fraser/Ray Kowalski/Ray Vecchio
Characters: Ray Kowalski, Ray Vecchio, Benton Fraser, Pop Vecchio | Ray Vecchio's Father, Francesca Vecchio, Stella Kowalski (due South)
Additional Tags: Podfic, Podfic Length: 1.5-2 Hours, Fanart, Cover Art, Mutual Pining, Pining, Polyamory, Pop Vecchio haunts the narrative (literally), Benton Fraser haunts the narrative (figuratively), Thanksgiving, Angst, Romance
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A due South series written by Resonant and Pares. It's set post-canon and features the relationship between Ray Vecchio and Ray Kowalski in Chicago, both of them pining for Fraser up in Canada, who's pining right back.

This multimedia project includes a podfic of the four works in this series, cover art, and an illustration.

I'm specially in love with the Frannie voice.

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This morning I met up with friends M and K to visit the MIT Museum, which has a couple of new exhibits we particularly wanted to see.

Due to the layout, we first explored Sensing Oceans, which had a lot of information about different types of undersea imaging and the devices used to get that data. There was also an installation piece, Plankton Temple a tiny light at the center of a large cluster of individually hung pieces of different shapes of clear glass that made interesting shadows as the light moved through the center of them. The most compelling display was another art piece, Seeing Echoes in the Mind of the Whale we sat down to appreciate: two huge screens showing an 18 minute video loop showing a sort of not-quite-pointillated sort of whale's-eye view, integrated with whale sounds for the audio (the top image at the link shows a still that doesn't show anything of the glory of it). I can totally imagine going there to sit and meditate in the dark its installed in. (Both of these pieces were created by the experiential artist collective Marshmallow Laser Feast. More about the whale-inspired piece, including some shorter video clips, available at their site.)

Next was the crocheted coral reef exhibit. The biggest piece covers an entire wall, which is a lot, but closer up, I could see that a lot of the components were pieces I could have crocheted. As I looked at some of the smaller pieces, I felt the same, if I'd explored with having a central structure to put the pieces on, pieces of various geometries, colors, sizes. They're having workshops for folks to crochet pieces to potentially add to their own coral reef piece.

The third thing we wanted to see was the original Starship Enterprise model from the original Star Trek show. They have a video looping with more info about the making of the model and its history, but we mostly didn't watch that, because there was a guy there in full Star Trek uniform, who had a communicator with some preset messages from the original cast, a phaser, and a scanner devices (the one that looks like a man purse), all fan-made models this enthusiast had bought and was very happy to show off. The official staff person in that exhibit said that he didn't have much to do when this fan came :-).

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I made the granola bars again today, with this set of ingredients:

- olive oil in place of melted butter
- honey in place of maple syrup, with 2 tbsp of applesauce in place of the 2 tbsp of liquid sweetener
- scant 1/2 cup of brown sugar (it was definitely quite a bit less than 1/2 cup)
- almond butter
- 1/4 cup toasted sesame seeds
- the other combined add-ins totaling ~11.2 oz were: pistachios, chopped dates, chopped apricots
- 1 tsp cinnamon
- 1/2 tsp allspice
- 1/2 tsp almond extract
- 1 tbsp vanilla

They held together better this time when I cut them. I think I also baked them 3-5 minutes longer than last time (I did 33 minutes, I think). They taste good, much less sweet, with a nice hit of sweetness when you hit a bit of date or apricot, but I think also maybe I should lean into the saltiness of the pistachios (I bought them roasted and salted) next time and sprinkle some flaky salt on top? And maybe do cardamom instead of allspice? I've also been thinking about subbing in some mashed banana for liquid sweetener, because like applesauce, I think you can do it close to 1:1. Oh, and orange zest. I think some orange zest would be lovely.

And then, because I forgot to get bread even though I bought deli roast beef for lunch this week, I made a loaf of Japanese milk bread, which turned out lovely (pic) but the new package of yeast I opened is like super powerful. The dough practically doubled in about 35 minutes (it's supposed to take 90 minutes to 2 hours) and popped the lid off my bowl. Anyway, I hope it lasts long enough to make 3 days of sandwiches.

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Dear Yuletide Writer,

Hi!

I am going to provide you with all the details I can, because that is who I am as a person. Thank you so, so much for writing in one of these fandoms. See you on the 25th!

And if you're not my writer, thank you for looking at my letter! I am entirely open to treats of any length.

( Likes/DNWs and General Stuff )

( 1980s Men’s Basketball RPF, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird )

( Between Silk and Cyanide -- Leo Marks, Leo Marks, Forest Yeo-Thomas )

( blink-182, Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge )

( Nomads, Eileen Flax, Veronique Pommier )

( Shetland, Jimmy Perez, Duncan Hunter )

Spellbound Sisters, bk 2
Stacy Sivinski

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Today's cookie recipe test was pecan crescents (pic). They're tasty, but I think the powdered sugar is unnecessary, and also, if I'm going to include a pecan cookie, it's going to be Ina Garten's pecan shortbread, not these. But they are very easy to make, if you need a cookie on short notice - both the orange zest and the cinnamon are optional, too (you do need to soften the butter though).

In other news, I have won the family football survivor pool! Woohoo! 🙌

I also got a video of Baby Miss L doing ~magic~ with mama (making baking soda - dyed green - fizz by adding vinegar; I said soon it will be SCIENCE! but right now, it's more fun to call it magic). She wore her witch's hat and they used her witch's cauldron, so she's fully in spoopy season mode. (To be fair to Baby Miss L, she is always in spoopy season mode. <333)

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Pandemic life
I very much appreciate a) places that have signs encouraging or welcoming masking, and b) the two people who cancelled seeing me last week and another who wouldn't make plans, all due to colds.

Previous poll review
In the Holey t-shirts, Batman! poll, 77.3% of respondents wear their holey clothes around the house, 63.6% attempt repairs where possible, and 27.3% toss them.

Hugs won the ticky-boxes with 68.2%, followed by ghost butterflies (38.6%) and then life-eating hobbies (34.1%). Thank you for your votes!

Reading
In theory, Andrew and I are still listening to Memory by Bujold, but we mostly listen while doing the dishes, and lately I've been doing the dishes in the morning before Writers' Hour. We'll get back to it once UK daylight savings kicks in, I imagine.

I started a re-listen of Ancillary Mercy (research for podficcing) and then couldn't stop. Adjoa Andoh's voice is my happy place.

And in written reading, I have two library books out, but have only read a few pages of one of them. Still going on my Chinese graded reading, though. I just finished a retelling of Butterfly Lovers (which I presume was one of the inspirations for Sungkyungkwan Scandal, and which I'm fairly sure I've encountered in a different incarnation too). Some of the grammar was a little beyond me; I might revisit it sometime to solidify, but next up is The Peach Colony based on this fable.

I had ordered a bunch of Mandarin Companion graded readers in paper, but the initial one-month delivery time got extended to two months, so I cancelled them.

TV
Andrew and I finished Bad Monkey, as fun as I remembered, and then watched The WonderFOOLs (Netflix), about three small-town losers who accidentally acquire superpowers-with-caveats. Lots of fun, great character work, and I even enjoyed most of the fight scenes (rare for me).

We're also in the final stretch of Live Up To Your Youth, watching at a rate of one episode a night. All the characters are diverted from their artistic endeavours at the moment, so I hope that means it will turn around and end in triumph for most of them.

We watched the first episode of Detective L, a Holmes-y detective show set in 1930s Shanghai. The female lead, a rookie police cop, is excellent -- I'm looking forward to seeing more. But it's on hold for now in favour of the latest season of Slow Horses, which we started last night. (Andrew wanted a break from subtitles.)

We've also seen the first episode of Youth, an empty-nester sitcom/sex comedy, which is a bit cringey (as per the genre), but we'll watch more.

On Saturday night, we took a break from our regularly scheduled programming and tried Breaking and Re-Entering, a Taiwanese comedy heist movie on Netflix, about a team of thieves trying (for reasons) to return the money they'd just stolen. Great cast, fun dynamics, I would have nommed it for Yuletide if I'd seen it sooner.

Still watching White Collar with my sister. The problem with rewatching something I've recapped is that I remember too much of my old nitpicking.

I lost interest in Hidden Love towards the end; it was always fluffy, but it became almost unwatchable by the last few episodes. Have now started Never Too Late, which is an age-gap friendship between two women, with Bai Jingting playing the younger woman's love interest (they have as-yet-undisclosed Fraught History). I'm enjoying him being goofy and wandering around outside in his pyjamas.

Online life
I haven't been around much at all the last couple of weeks. *flails* But I nominated for

koreanfandomsex and Yuletide, so I should think about sign-ups. (I haven't written anything in so long. Can I still? Meep.)

Writing/making things
I had another recording session last week, with the aim of podficcing a couple of my favourite of my Guardian fics. It didn't go as smoothly as the first try -- higher expectations and longer stories. I will edit them and post them at some point (well, I didn't finish the longer of the two, so I'll have to go back to record the rest if I want to post it; but the first one at least). Right now I'm not feeling very motivated, and also am a bit shy about releasing my voice into the wilds of AO3.

Life/health/mental state things
I had a covid jab on Friday 2 Oct, for the record. Things are okay. I'm still not getting enough sleep, but what can you do. Had physio last week for a leg issue. Spent an afternoon stuffing envelopes for the Green party. Yesterday I was copying Chinese stuff from phone screencaps into an exercise book (about eight pages' worth), did not take breaks, and now my wrist is understandably grumpy with me.

My days feel very full, but with day-to-day stuff (exercise, Chinese, etc); I don't know how people with actual commitments in their lives get by.

Language Learning
I feel like I've lost some steam (listening to Ancillary Justice instead of ChinesePod all the time has broken whatever the language-learning equivalent of "the vivid and continuous dream" is). But I'm still going. Currently getting a lot of sample sentences about missing the boat, the boat is about to leave, it's time to go catch the boat, etc, and trying not to take them metaphorically. ;-p

Food
I made blueberry muffins, but they came out too cake-like for my taste, and also too solid. I've bought some bran and am going to try this recipe for attempt #2. (And either freeze half or send a bunch home with Andrew.)

Goals
Somehow... somehow... I need to carve out enough time to sort through all my stuff, ditch about a quarter of it, and then spring clean.

Good things
Chinese! And discovering, to my amazement, that I do actually have a reasonably good memory. Heading into spring. Walking along by a stream, looking for eels. Asian dramas. Andrew and Halle and friends online and off.

Poll #35166 Patterns

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spots
2 (4.8%)

stripes
5 (11.9%)

checks/plaid
6 (14.3%)

florals
9 (21.4%)

solid colours
32 (76.2%)

other
9 (21.4%)

ticky-box of this baby dragon 飞 is the character for "to fly"
22 (52.4%)

ticky-box full of shipping physical objects takes sooooo long
12 (28.6%)

ticky-box full of 飞 me to the moon
17 (40.5%)

ticky-box full of Blepface McFurrypants
14 (33.3%)

ticky-box full of Team Breq
11 (26.2%)

ticky-box full of hugs
30 (71.4%)

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Another dogsitting weekend. Luci is here and being very sweet and adorable. She's still afraid to go into Sipuli's territory and usually has to be carried into the kitchen (Sipuli hissed at her once last time she was here). It's overcast and around 7°, but she is perfectly happy to walk and not at all eager to come back even when the ground is still all damp from rain. We were out more than an hour yesterday. She's only a Havanese! The size of a footstool! Her little legs are only about as long as my hand. You'd think she'd get tired before that.

I've been knitting some socks, and I keep making mistakes and having to redo things. I do want to have some more socks, both for me and to give away, but I don't really want to make them. I want to make sweaters. It's much more exciting and rewarding to work on them.

I am itching to replace two favorite sweaters that I have lost and which both left big gaps in my wardrobe, a v-neck cardigan (lightweight heather-gray alpaca, made by Wax) and a sturdy zip-up jacket with a funnel neck (brown worsted Andean wool, knitted by me in... 2013?). Both of these had flaws that I ignored for years but which would be fixed in the new versions: fit problems and lack of pockets.

But also, I really DO want us to use up our yarn stash and not just keep buying more. Maybe even get it to fit in the barrister case (which, again, is six feet tall, so not fitting in it is ludicrous). It's incredible that we have so many little scraps of different yarns that they more than fill the case while not being able to produce any sizable project! I suggested that we try to sort it by gauge/type later today, and Wax agreed. So maybe we'll manage to squeeze it all into the barrister case soon.

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Has anyone else read Fitcher's Bird by A.G. Slatter? I have and I have a question. Spoliers are welcome in the comments.

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Here I thought this season was going to be better but now Igor is out for the season, so I guess I thought wrong. They don't specify beyond lower body injury but whatever it is, he's the team's best player and will be missed. I hope Garand does well in his place.

In other sports news, thanks to Dallas collapsing against Tampa Bay, I am now the sole remaining participant in the survivor pool, so if Detroit wins tomorrow, I win it all! Go Lions!!! And if they lose, my niece says she'll split the pot between the last 3 of us who made it through to this week. Either way, we'll probably do another round.

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I made the Smitten Kitchen brown butter snickerdoodles today (pic) and they turned out well. I did have to wait an extra hour for my butter to solidify, but that just means I know to make it ahead of time if I made them again. It made 46 cookies, which is a perfect 4 cookies per box if I need 10 boxes, so even though they wouldn't be my first choice, I will probably make them for the cookie boxes.

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A Poem for Someone Who is Juggling Her Life
Rose Cook

This is a poem for someone
who is juggling her life.
Be still sometimes.
Be still sometimes.

It needs repeating
over and over
to catch her attention
over and over,
as someone who is juggling her life
finds it difficult to hear.

Be still sometimes.
Be still sometimes.
Let it all fall sometimes.

https://readalittlepoetry.com/2026/10/09/a-poem-for-someone-who-is-juggling-her-life-by-rose-cook/(via Stephanie Burgis. I think there is a time for letting things fall and a time for picking things back up and that not all the fallen things are worth picking back up.)

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today is world egg day. it's also the month of eggtober. you know how to celebrate. :D

in other news the weather has been very fally - sunny, beautiful, a little cool - which i really appreciate and i've just been very meh about everything. enjoying the weather! but otherwise, eh. it's partly because i start radiation in a couple weeks - altho it's only the one week - and the first appointment is at eight in the am which is early to be awake and dressed and in boston proper. especially on a monday. then i have gum grafts and won't be able to eat anything solid for, what, a week. i'm thisclose to being done with the thing i'm writing for writing group and i'm just... done. like i want to write like four paragraphs and be finished with it. nano is next month - i know nanowrimo the org is kaput but november will always be nano month to me - every october i say this is the year i plan ahead, do some worldbuilding or at least settle on a setting, come up with some characters, plot some points, and every november 1 i start like i don't know what i'm doing. (to be fair a lot of times i really don't know what i'm doing.) so far i have a premise, some characters, and some names, not that any of the characters have been matched with any of the names, and zero story. which is about par for the course. but i pledged to write 75k this year with

getyourwordsout and i can't do that without nano, so.

plus the world (or at least my corner of it) is a dumpster fire and every time you think the us administration has hit bottom someone pulls out a shovel and starts digging. i can't wait for the current clown show to be voted out of office.

dog photography awards. arf.

this is extremely cute - a woman proposed to her girlfriend by making a new york times crossword puzzle with proposal-related clues. to celebrate, the times sent them a bunch of crossword swag.

watch an animation of manhattan's evolution from a tiny lenape village to the behemoth it is now.

jeans made out of pasta. they were made for an abercrombie & fitch ad but aren't they adorable?

kittens take a field trip to the aquarium at the mall of america. also adorable and so fuzzy.

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Nobel Prize-winning poet, Anne Carson! She's in Iceland, 'listening to the wind.' <333 #legends only

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Slow Horses: Lost and Found ( spoilers )

Only 2 episodes left - it goes so quickly!

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I got the brilliant idea to knit wool socks with cats for Christmas for every adult in my wife's family (2 brothers, 2 SILs, 5 niblings). First pair were accidentally okay, but I just spent a week making a second pair all the way to cutting the yarn and starting to weave in ends when I realized they were too fucked up (I didn't have enough short rows in the heel, so instead of a 90° angle between the foot and leg it was more like 130° and the extra fabric was bunched up on top of the foot) and had to unravel them all the way. I don't know whether to try again immediately or make some for myself or Wax first so I can have a win. Very humbling.

I have also (successfully) knitted two sweaters for myself since my dad died, both stashbusting! (Yay! But it turns out the stash still doesn't fit in our barrister case even though it's like six feet tall, and even now that there's not enough of any one yarn to make another sweater.)

First I made this natural wool sweater (from the Stripe Hype Sweater pattern by Veronika Lindberg). This is from a batch of undyed lanolin-in wool that we bought at a local sheep farm two Easters ago (although I had to add stripes of the leftovers from my Stentorp fair isle vest because it turned out we only bought 700m; now there's a bunch of it left in several colors, though I think not quite enough for another whole sweater).

Then I made this chartreuse sweatshirt (from the Marseille sweater pattern by PetiteKnit). I unraveled a merino cardigan I had made several years ago (cat snag damage & wouldn't stay buttoned at the top button), washed the yarn, discarded the messed up bits, and bought a little more to make contrast stripes.

It's not really quite cold enough yet to wear either of these inside without having to pull it off and on alternately several times an hour. It's just the season for them outside!... Except it's also VERY windy. Also not cold enough for my wool socks.

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Last night, around midnight, I went to take my usual nightly shower and discovered that there was no water! It had been working as recently as around 10 pm, so I did not know what had happened, but I poured out some water from one of my 2 remaining emergency gallons to brush my teeth and wash my face, and set up a handwashing bowl for the overnight, and went to bed.

When I got up this morning at 8:20 am, I discovered that there was still no water, but had received an email (timestamped 2 am, so someone had a worse night about it than I did *wry*) from the building management that the water was out due to a plumbing emergency and plumbers would be onsite today to fix it. So I once again used some of my emergency water to wash and brush.

Thankfully, I recently got a new Keurig, the kind where it has a reservoir for multiple cups instead of having to be filled each time I made a cup of coffee, and the reservoir was filled, and the ice trays were as well, so at least my coffee was not affected. Not knowing the ETA of the repairs, I also put in an Instacart order for 2 more gallon jugs of water to see me through the day if necessary. (Last time, I just ordered a couple of jugs a day each day [as well as one of those 24 bottle packs of bottled water], and there were also short periods where they put the water back on so I was able to fill pitchers and my bucket; that did not happen this time. To be honest, I thought that after that experience in 2023, they'd put in a system where they didn't have to turn the water off for everyone at the same time and could keep it on in the buildings where there wasn't a problem, but I guess not; for those of you who don't know, my apartment building is actually 3 buildings that are only connected on the basement and lobby level, not one big lonesome building.)

The jugs were delivered around 12 pm, and shortly thereafter, as I expected, the water came back on. (I was like, I know if I put an order in, the water will be back too late for me to cancel. I also know that that is magical thinking and nonsense, but...that's what happened today. *hands*)

Anyway! That was my anxiety-inducing overnight/morning.

Work was busy - the turnaround time between the Q3 board stuff (late September) and the Q4 board stuff (early December) is super short, and I am trying to get on top of it. I did watch the season finale of Ted Lasso, and ( spoilers )

Oh, I also watched the season finale of Lanterns, which I liked a lot! ( spoilers )

Now I have a new episode of Slow Horses to watch, so excuse me. *g*

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Half of what I say is meaningless

gonna post this then put my ass to bed

Farm share, week 19

So I don't forget

but there's really a neat connection between the three of them

New due South podfic marathon from mific: the Left series

MIT Museum visit

that he was gonna come out the other side

Dear Yuletide Writer 2026

50 Books 2026-72: The Witching Moon Manor

he's got a great first pass

Me-and-media update

Also we can't get hockey tickets bc apparently Turku's team keeps rescheduling games

Fitcher's Bird by A.G. Slatter - spoilers

we just stood there getting wet

Someone needs to hear this

A Poem for Someone Who is Juggling Her Life
Rose Cook

at least the weather's good?

cats, politics, schedules, and friends

there might not be another vision

Sock knitting total disaster and sweaters

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