Miss Givings
CakesOfPan@mastodon.social
<p>This apocalypse has way more than the usual number of horsemen.</p>
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It&#39;s time for the best part of the day: squishy clothes, crossword puzzles, and British murder mysteries. I used to be/have &quot;fun,&quot; but somehow this is much better.
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The weather is beautiful, I got some super nice unsolicited job feedback, and I made excellent garlic bread to go with dinner. Actually, it IS dinner. What a good day. I love this day.
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Maybe it&#39;ll toy with us like this before finishing us off en masse. https://www.ctvnews.ca/vancouver/article/teenager-rescued-from-bcs-widowmaker-after-getting-stranded-using-ai-instructions/?utm_source=flipboard&amp;utm_medium=activitypub
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The human-shaped orange skinbag is pretty worn out, and nearly ready to split open and spill out the masses of wriggling worms that animate it. That would be a nice Halloween treat.
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I have done really well today for someone rapidly oscillating between extreme allergy symptoms and Benadryl coma.
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Today I finally made chicken-broth-from-scratch the proper way: by browning the bones and then simmering them in one batch of veg that gets discarded before the broth is used for actual soup (with more veg, and noodles). WOW is that good. Better than what you can buy.
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I had a million things to not do today, and I didn't do every single one of them.
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I love this old series (Rosemary and Thyme). I wish they'd made more seasons. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0377253/
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If you don't do enough interesting things between one toothbrushing and the next, it starts to feel like just toothbrushing, all the time.
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The prairie is not particularly colorful right now but I did find some blooms. Lots of "pagoda plant," and some Culver's root, American bellflower, white avens, "eastern enchanter's nightshade," and white snakeroot. The neighbor's red monarda cultivar is creeping in. Not native, but I'll allow it for now 'cause it's purty. Also found Fox sedge, eastern bottlebrush grass, Sprengel's sedge (leaves/blades over 7 feet long!), "troublesome sedge&q...
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