That’s why they call it Windows — because it breaks so much, like glass.
— Alpha, age 10
Asides
Chicken Parmesan
Chicken Parmesan is the ultimate insult. You beat a piece of chicken to a pulp, then dip it into the guts of it’s unborn young before roasting it. Alpha as fuck.
Spring Is Here
A sure sign that spring is here: spring peepers. They’re making a racket tonight.
Fortunately they never seem to wear out their welcome.
Hello World!
I got my first two programs to run! Now – to do the homework. I can so totally do this. Chart tracker, here I come!
I’m gonna hide under the covers
I made bacon and eggs for breakfast on our awesome cast iron griddle. It works wonderfully well, and the eggs are delicious.
I had an egg flow right over the side of the griddle. My stove is now covered in raw egg. I can’t clean it until the griddle cools enough for me to move it. sigh.
Not an auspicious start to the day.
Cash
Quinn: “Did you take out cash when you deposited that check?”
Megh: “Yeah, I wanted some in case you asked if I had any cash.”
Quinn: “I ask you if you have cash so I can buy something off-the-books, which I shouldn’t do.”
Megh: “I get cash so I can buy things off-the-books, too.”
99 little bugs in the code
99 bugs in the code
patch one down, compile it around
117 bugs in the code
Dad-speak
Dad: Beta! Are you ready for Lacrosse?
Beta: My dress is too tight! Its hard to get off!
Dad: GOOD!
So, there’s this book
Its called 1632. I just e-mailed the publisher (BAEN) to see if there are any plans to record it as an audiobook. A very nice person from their info-desk got back to me within hours. Its been done. Its on Audible. It is narrated by one of my favorite readers, George Guidell.
I may have squeeled like a little girl. Oh, yes.
So, tonight, I will be working on my green alpaca mittens, while listening to Mike, Rebecca, Harry, and especially Gretchen turn the 30 Years War on its ear. Next month, I’m getting 1633. After that, I really, really hope they do the Galileo Affair!