Each year at Thanksgiving we have a contest among the Dykstal siblings. This year it’s turkey sandwiches. I’m doing “terrific turkey tortas”. I finally located a source for bolillos in here in town. Today is a practice day. Yum!
I liked “Yes, Minister” during my britcom period. It appears that both Stephen Fry and Margaret Thatcher were fans as well.
Let’s use the iPhone word picker just for fun.
I’m certain that I have to go back in the morning because I’m going to have a little trouble with my paperwork.
Not bad. It almost makes sense. But it’s 2am and I’m not asleep. A lot of things make sense at this point.
I’ve been on a few boards for volunteer organizations and am currently on my company’s. Fortunately, for my sanity at least, achieving consensus on most items has been relatively easy.
I can offer no insight into the minds of others. I can only tell you of my own, and even then I cannot be sure.
Ann and I saw Sally and Tom at the Guthrie Theater this afternoon. Not an echo of the past. Not history. A reimagining. Thought provoking. I liked it.
I have to admit that I just couldn’t come up with a good idea for today’s prompt so I’ll just have to exempt myself for this one.
I think admiration implies respect. Can you admire someone but not respect them? I don't believe the converse is true. I could respect someone but not necessarily admire them.
I'm not much of a game player, but I broke down and ordered a Playdate from Panic. It's just so dang cute. Should ship in early 2023.
Can I say that we all feast on roast beast? Maybe that’s in another month. I do love my roast beast. :)
I haven’t skated in years. There is no way I could do a figure eight now. Of course, I couldn’t do it even when I was skating.
Ann has COVID. We think she got it at the Dublin airport, but no way to be sure of course. Could have been the plane, a restaurant, or a cab just as easily. I’m still negative and testing every so often.
Finished “Simply Gödel”. Brought back memories of studying computability theory in grad school. I might dig out the old books.
Starting Simply Gödel by Richard Tieszen. It’ll be interesting to see how it works as an audiobook. 📚