I still don't understand Twitter.
I fried two kinds of chicken. Actually, three. (Italian breadcrumb chicken fingers, panko crumb chicken fingers, and wings.)
I'm averting my eyes from the work week.
I may be catching a cold.
I'm watching Wonderfalls. It's a really good TV series. Sad that it didn't last longer.
The novel that I'm threatening to write just got darker, a decision that un-stalls several things but moves it away from the cookies-and-balloons novel, with friendly mild conflict between well-meaning people, that I was imagining. It's not as if I'm a cookies-and-balloons writer anyway, though.
I just bought several yards of toweling (the kind for nice dishtowels, not terrycloth) to make napkins, an apron, and some harvest bags.
I should fold some laundry. But I don't wanna.
The current Wonderfalls episode is talking about cheese. You'd think I couldn't get hungry any more today.
Well, cheese and the Devil. Not directly linked or anything.
Y'know, I really should like Twitter. It's short-format, immediate-feedback writing, and I used to like that in online roleplaying games.
The second picture has no significance either. I'm just adding free-association photos to the free-association babbling.
We were going to go harvest the pumpkins from the farm this weekend. It didn't happen. Maybe tomorrow.
I did harvest the melons. The ones we grew on the Farm. They're occupying an entire refrigerator shelf. I should eat them. Or give them away. Or reject them. The first one we ate was merely adequate.
I should plant the shallots. That was supposed to happen this weekend, too. Also the garlic. My garden plans are behind, because my knee got angry. I'm not quite sure what I did to it, but I think it was that Saturday when I tried really hard to get a shovel into really hard soil. It's getting better now. And the rain is coming soon.
Bug-eyed cat looks doubtful about something, doesn't he?
That might be all.
First Image: Wikimedia Commons
Second Image: By Pluton76. Wikimedia Commons
Third Image: By Julia Volks. Wikimedia Commons.
Twitter doesn't bug me. At the same time, I only ever use it to put up links to blog posts, and there haven't been many of THOSE recently.
ReplyDeleteThe medium I really do not get is Tumblr. You can't really comment on anybody else's post, and hardly anybody ever writes anything on their posts, they're all sharing other people's pictures of [hot actor]. Whyyyyy cruel tumblrverse??
(I'd better get out of here before you ask me how I know about the hot actors on Tumblr...)
I tend not to put up links to my blog posts, because my posts are so rambley that they just don't seem worth it. But they seem worth posting, so....?
ReplyDeleteHeh. :) And, see, the only Tumblr blogs I ever see tend to be the ones with long, picture-free, almost-academic posts. I wonder what makes those two groups both use the same too?
Hmm, that is an interesting question.... the one about the hot actors, I mean.