Halley and I were trapped in the house by boxes marked “Fragile: Glass” and stacked an inch from our front door. This is not the first time that delivery person has pulled this either.

I bought two of the . . . → Read More: Flyswatter Show 11-17-11]]> Voicemail: 678-368-4935. Another busy day – lots of design work for pay, which is good news.

Halley and I were trapped in the house by boxes marked “Fragile: Glass” and stacked an inch from our front door. This is not the first time that delivery person has pulled this either.

I bought two of the last five Tofurkys from Trader Joe’s. Watch out Thanksgiving, here we come!

I bought some soap nuts on sale the other day and am trying them out. You stick them in a little bag and toss them in with the laundry and you can get three uses out of them before they are finished. They are dried fruits from the Sapindus tree and have been used for centuries to launder clothes and it’s supposedly 14¢ a load. But you have to use warm to hot water and they also recommend washing soda and/or color safe bleach with them, so it makes me wonder just how much money we’re saving. But hey, nature, and all that.

I am playing another mystery band, The Romantic Era. They have a website under construction with no contact information, and a Facebook page that has been opened but not used, and all I can find is their listing on Music Alley. Heck, I had to do a screenshot from their website in order to have a picture of the band for this blog.

I hope that they are able to be contacted through them to let them know I played their song “Ever After.” It’s really cute and I liked it a lot.

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We have gotten my late mother-in-law’s mail forwarded to our house so we could take care of bills and such. She got a lot of catalogs. Today I discuss the items for people who are much older than me in the firstSTREET: for Boomers and Beyond® catalog. Apparently, according to this company, . . . → Read More: Flyswatter Show – Obligatory Christmas Show]]>

Voicemail: 678-368-4935.

We have gotten my late mother-in-law’s mail forwarded to our house so we could take care of bills and such. She got a lot of catalogs. Today I discuss the items for people who are much older than me in the firstSTREET: for Boomers and Beyond® catalog. Apparently, according to this company, many older people are extremely obsessed with making or buying stuff for their children and grandchildren and they are stereotypically full of technological ineptitude, requiring dumbed-down cellphones and computers in which all the storage exists online, managed by service personnel. But that catalog wasn’t meant for me, yet.

Music: “Becky the Office Party Drunk Girl” by Jeff MacDougall from Masters of Song Fu: Volume 1

“Atomic War” by Tripping Hazard from Wron: Suicide Goat

“River (Joni Mitchell cover)” by Michelle Hotaling from Christmas

All music came from MusicAlley by Mevio.