I'm glad that's over with

[altivo]

The week, I mean. Unfortunately, next week begins the chaos of Summer Reading Club, which is neither a club, nor has much to do with reading, and the fact that it happens in summer is almost entirely coincidental.

Tomorrow's schedule: spinning guild in the morning, meet Gary and his fellow performers for lunch in Woodstock, then possibly still make it to the IRM to see the RPO demonstration and snag myself a unique stamped cover or two. Is that worth a $12 admission? Probably not, but as long as I'm there I'll probably be able to get in a ride or two. ;p

Was supposed to be dry all weekend but they changed that to 90% chance of thunderstorms tonight and 60% tomorrow. Could be a wet day as well as a busy one.

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[animist.livejournal.com]

Saw this on Monty Python last night, and thought of you: Monty Python: Pantomime Horse As Secret Agent

[rustitobuck.livejournal.com]

Finding myself with an open day until 8, it would have been neat to just show up at the museum if I knew when you guys were going to get there. But rain, blah.

I kinda wish the museum membership ran like my zoo membership. I get two adults, one guest, and the kids, and they're never particular about who the two adults are.

Ah well, maybe I can catch up on work a little bit and see if I can get my Sims to kiss.

[altivo.livejournal.com]

Kissing Sims sounds like a kind of tropical fish to me.

I haven't made it to the museum yet and probably won't even though the rain seems to have stopped. Had guild meeting this morning, then had to meet Gary for lunch in Woodstock, just getting home now at 2:30, and need to go to bank, grocery, and gas station yet today.

[cabcat.livejournal.com]

the Sims is a very addictive kind of evolution game, you can build homes, families, have pets, jobs, gardening, holidays etc. You'd probably find it fascinating for about 5 minutes ;) I use it to design houses.

[altivo.livejournal.com]

I figured it was something like that. I remember SimEarth and SimCity back in the Amiga days.