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I should be asleep, since I'm going to get a Louise (and boyfriend!Mike accessory) in about eight and a half hours and it's important to be well rested before committing acts of arson and public indecency. But it's even more important to be well-dressed while committing arson, and no one takes your public indecency seriously if the clothes you're taking off aren't clean. And because I haven't done laundry in a while, I have to stay up to change the load from the washer to the dryer so it'll be ready for morning. And so, I am awake.
I'm glad that all my friends and acquaintances from London seem to be all right, but I hope things will get better and that everyone manages to recover as fully and quickly as possible. It feels awkward to mention the Olympic awarding in the same paragraph, but I'm happy about that and will make perverted comments on it sa soon as it's in slightly better taste to do so.
( It's all needlessly meatworldish )
I had meant to write up the swimming pool thoughts I had because we were washing down the desk with chlorine today, but the laundry's almost done and it would take too long. Chlorine is warm and slimy to walk on, and will take all the skin off the bottoms of your feet if you're not careful. It's unmistakable to feel, and you'll smell it in any case. The trick is to work long enough until your feet start to burn, and then you know it's time to jump in the water for a few minutes.
On the minus side, you'll, you know, take off several layers of skin from your feet. On the plus side, you'll never meet a case of athlete's foot you can't kill.
I'm glad that all my friends and acquaintances from London seem to be all right, but I hope things will get better and that everyone manages to recover as fully and quickly as possible. It feels awkward to mention the Olympic awarding in the same paragraph, but I'm happy about that and will make perverted comments on it sa soon as it's in slightly better taste to do so.
( It's all needlessly meatworldish )
I had meant to write up the swimming pool thoughts I had because we were washing down the desk with chlorine today, but the laundry's almost done and it would take too long. Chlorine is warm and slimy to walk on, and will take all the skin off the bottoms of your feet if you're not careful. It's unmistakable to feel, and you'll smell it in any case. The trick is to work long enough until your feet start to burn, and then you know it's time to jump in the water for a few minutes.
On the minus side, you'll, you know, take off several layers of skin from your feet. On the plus side, you'll never meet a case of athlete's foot you can't kill.
