Nice opening appearance on the Street, DC. I hoping I can get some things done so that I can comment someplace else occasionally.
]]>I feel like I need to offer one of my cats up to the buy local gods for forgiveness.
Anyway, I hope you’re not freezing too much!
]]>Yes, Hipparchia, parrot’s feather can be a problem, but when it starts to get uppity I grab a few handfuls and pitch them in the compost pile. The fish need cover from the sun during the summer, and from the predators all year long, and they eat the grass. You have to leave room or the lilies won’t bloom.
I really, truly, hate the scale, Ellroon. Everyone uses the system, but the people who are supposed to be entering the weights in the product data base. You can’t put light objects in the bag, you have to put them in the scale or they don’t get noticed. It’s absurd. It’s like putting the little inventory tags in large, bulky items and then not having a hand degausser to deactivate them. The cashier tells you it is going to set off the alarm, but to ignore it. It’s so comforting to know that you are shopping at a store that believes its customers are criminals.
]]>I tried one of those self-serve things at our huge hardware store. Did you know they have a weigher that registers each item as you bag it? And it will not register the weight of a seed packet nor let you move on, but keeps demanding that you put the item in the bag eve when you have done so? It also commands you to put impossibly unwieldy items on the weigher.
Give me a prune any day, thanks. At least they would react when I try to strangle them….
]]>not to worry. in a few years we’ll have figured out how to easily turn any generic greenery into some kind of biofuel, at which point the waterways will run clear, the hillsides will be be bare, and folks will have to surround their ponds with razor wire and rottweilers to keep out the parrot feather poachers. 😈
]]>This pond is close to her house and there are a lot of cats to make them nervous, so they aren’t the problem they were when she had her pond out in the front of the house.
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