Oh, and they’re thin on electrical outlets. And hadn’t initially noticed, but there are these little groups of refugees from some alien, hi-tech future huddled around them like community campfires. To get juice I had to muscle out two nice ladies sharing pictures of their grandkids.
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Only if you say so :)
]]>Love you too, Sweetie! Handsome and debonair?
]]>In reply to phyllis joos.
So are we!
]]>so excited-Yea!!
]]>Should be totally open to the public! It’s Saturday, 8 Feb, at Sauk Centre High School. Unfortunately I have no idea what the start time, etc., is, but I’m guessing early in the morning.
I’d really like to come, but Sue and I will be spending all day hanging our PRCA show, so that ain’t gonna happen :(
]]>Is sections open to the public? I’d like to go see it!
]]>In reply to Ian Buck.
That would be really cool as a Glass app – nice idea.
I’m pretty sure there’s an Android app, so I wouldn’t be surprised if someone’s working on a glass app.
]]>I want the future! That seems like the kind of thing that would be perfect as a Google Glass app.
Emacs keyboard shortcuts: No. Just no.
]]>In reply to Funkomatic.
A little slow here, but the new Izzy’s in Minneapolis also composts all their bits and pieces, which was nice. I tended to pick up ice cream at the mid-point of a substantial walk, so by the time I was done I was often well away from their composting bins, however. Still, they’re pretty good about the waste issue, certainly better than many of the other places I bought ice cream from this summer.
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