That, Madame, is a wintry looking sky. Getting chill up your way?
When I was a pedestrian, I did that a lot. You do begin to understand what inspired some of the cloudscapes in those florid paintings of the 18th and 19th centuries.
My keyboard is spooked. Yesterday it typed British £ for #, although I could get a # by using option + 3, which is the ordinary way to get £. So I took the keyboard off American and put it on British and now it's back to behaving like an American keyboard. I do not understand this sudden reversal.
e: Based on our weather here today, I predict for you a picture perfect Thursday.
Thank you, sir. The Blonde has terrible headaches when it rains and, since she broke her foot, that gives her trouble, too. A couple of days' warning allows her to medicate and minimize the effects.
Chip Ahoy said...
My keyboard is spooked. Yesterday it typed British £ for #, although I could get a # by using option + 3, which is the ordinary way to get £. So I took the keyboard off American and put it on British and now it's back to behaving like an American keyboard. I do not understand this sudden reversal.
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Unless you're driving, because then you'll merge with the pavement.
That, Madame, is a wintry looking sky. Getting chill up your way?
When I was a pedestrian, I did that a lot. You do begin to understand what inspired some of the cloudscapes in those florid paintings of the 18th and 19th centuries.
PS Nice you can take some time off to unwind.
"Getting chill up your way?"
It was like 80!
"Nice you can take some time off to unwind."
It was Sunday.
Shortening
The day begins
And just like that
The sun goes down
And day is squat.
Nice shot of matching silos. The livestock will get to eat all winter.
I like that sliver of river in the second photo, reflecting the sky.
And day is squat.
"And the day is shat" would have rhymed.
Ann Althouse said...
"Getting chill up your way?"
It was like 80!
"Nice you can take some time off to unwind."
It was Sunday.
I thought that shot was done today. Only reason I said what I did, I thought it might be another look at our weather 2 days from now.
I would've ended it with something more like:
Whoa, look out - a little brown bat!
e: Based on our weather here today, I predict for you a picture perfect Thursday.
OK, august Althousean colleagues, what are your thoughts on this?
Oh, and here is the background story.
I think the first buried miner is finally coming out
My keyboard is spooked. Yesterday it typed British £ for #, although I could get a # by using option + 3, which is the ordinary way to get £. So I took the keyboard off American and put it on British and now it's back to behaving like an American keyboard. I do not understand this sudden reversal.
I had that wrong. it looks like they are sending someone down first.
Meade said...
e: Based on our weather here today, I predict for you a picture perfect Thursday.
Thank you, sir. The Blonde has terrible headaches when it rains and, since she broke her foot, that gives her trouble, too. A couple of days' warning allows her to medicate and minimize the effects.
Chip Ahoy said...
My keyboard is spooked. Yesterday it typed British £ for #, although I could get a # by using option + 3, which is the ordinary way to get £. So I took the keyboard off American and put it on British and now it's back to behaving like an American keyboard. I do not understand this sudden reversal.
Not a PC? Mac?
Took my daughter to the bookstore after school ans we had a little celebrity sighting: Norm Coleman was the guy checking out behind us.
Is looking down @ us from above a:
A: Metaphor
B: Prophecy
C: Your most flattering camera angle
D: All of the above
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