Boring Update because I Feel Like I Should Post
1. My herb garden has not progressed. While last week I did pull my hamstrings weeding for a few hours (got little done) and yesterday Cooper cleared some space for me, the herbs I bought are still sitting outside in their little plastic containers. They're dying from the cold. Right now, from my window, I can see one of them (the thyme I think) face down on the patio. I went outside earlier to straighten them up and saw a dead bird (a big one) right there on the patio next to it. It freaked me out enough that I had to leave the herbs as they were and go back inside. Apparently I can't deal with death.
2. For the past 3 weeks, our heat/AC switch has been broken. So our heat doesn't work. It was below 40 last night. I'm freezing.
3. Despite the cold, I read two really good books last week and have yet another authorly crush. This one is Ruth Reichl, editor of Gourmet and former restaurant critic for the NYT. I read her first two books on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. They were both extremely entertaining and well written. And I love books with recipes.
4. I am SO EXCITED for my big judging debut tomorrow. I plan to take lots of pictures, as long as I'm allowed. My own science fair experience was limited to a fourth grade study of tooth decay (pretty prescient, considering what lay in store for me, dentally)...that my mother did for me. I remember sitting next to her as she did it, but I played a minimal role. She was always better than I was at the science projects (she did a great job making my rocket in 11th grade physics...I mean, it was AFTER the AP test...its not like it counted for much...). Anyway, science fair judge. Excited.
2. For the past 3 weeks, our heat/AC switch has been broken. So our heat doesn't work. It was below 40 last night. I'm freezing.
3. Despite the cold, I read two really good books last week and have yet another authorly crush. This one is Ruth Reichl, editor of Gourmet and former restaurant critic for the NYT. I read her first two books on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. They were both extremely entertaining and well written. And I love books with recipes.
4. I am SO EXCITED for my big judging debut tomorrow. I plan to take lots of pictures, as long as I'm allowed. My own science fair experience was limited to a fourth grade study of tooth decay (pretty prescient, considering what lay in store for me, dentally)...that my mother did for me. I remember sitting next to her as she did it, but I played a minimal role. She was always better than I was at the science projects (she did a great job making my rocket in 11th grade physics...I mean, it was AFTER the AP test...its not like it counted for much...). Anyway, science fair judge. Excited.
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