Jul. 21st, 2010

slipjig3: (steampunk dalek)
Okay, so. In re: my idle thoughts involving a geek strip club? We, for reasons unknown, failed to consider the Doctor Who fan base.

This:

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...Righto. Game is so totally on now. Merciful heavens. (Thanks to [livejournal.com profile] elionwyr for the link!)
slipjig3: (cookie)
I really need to put some actual food in the kitchen. Last night I was faced with the prospect of not wanting to cook, but wanting to be frugal and have something at home. I had the remains of a rotisserie chicken in the fridge, and upon discovering that we did indeed have some mayo left I decided to pursue the chicken salad option. I really should have opened the jar, though: once the remaining chicken had been chopped and gathered in a bowl, I discovered that the mayo had separated into a bilious yellow component and a phlegmatic white component, and I wasn't about to sit around to find out if they could be mixed again. Not exactly what I would call pleasant.

So I was faced with still not wanting to cook, sure as hell not wanting to go to the store (that would have involved pants), not having a lot in the way of ingredients around, and having this bowlful of diced cooked white-meat chicken to dispose of. Dandy. Acknowledging that my options would have been far more copious were I far less lazy, what I eventually ended up with was a bowl of diced cooked white-meat chicken mixed with some Gorgonzola, pine nuts and balsamic vinaigrette. Which I ate. From the bowl. With a fork. It was plenty tasty, understand, but I still felt like someone who had wandered through the kitchen of a chef making something more substantial, and getting handed an ingredient bowl with the instructions, "Here, kill this off, wouldja?"

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Unrelatedly, you still have 24 hours to respond to the Anonymous Sex Confessional, if you are thus inclined. Thank you to everyone who has chimed in so far; it has been very (what's the word?) edifying.
slipjig3: (Default)
Okay, every time one of my kids has a birthday, I go around feeling old, but just having survived my daughter entering her teenhood within the last year, it seems unfair to have to say this:

Nikolas is entering double digits today.



Nik, I know you're not reading this as you are on your way to Chicago for two weeks of familial spoiling, but if you do, I want to wish you the greatest of birthdays, the most wondrous of years, the most adventurous of lives. I love you, Boy-child, and can't imagine how dull life would be without you. Happy days!
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