![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
- Thu, 17:31: today's basket http://t.co/mXI8Wa1Y39 http://t.co/lQ8S6pTERU
- Thu, 19:01: Medgar Evers Pool (Check-in) http://t.co/IvUI8T9ycY
- Thu, 20:46: I hate that I missed this call.... wonder why they didn't leave a message? http://t.co/6hmtziyVsp http://t.co/eGz4XKpHvQ
- Thu, 23:31: Ha! I've been bitching for a while that it was time for Kale to go and now science is prov... http://t.co/7zGoLDRSqC http://t.co/gFKegCaaH7
- Fri, 00:29: RT @MKBHD: You know you have OCD when you get excited about proper cable management. >ooops, I did NOT know I had OCD! now I do.
Jan. 17th, 2014
There's something ultra luxurious about sitting in bed at 8 am with the whole day ahead of you and a mile long swim behind you. This morning's swim thoughts were about by ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
fbhjr 's comment yesterday. What if I did have a lap pool in my living room or in my house. I used to think I'd never get around to using it if it were always available. Years and years ago, I had a house with a pool. I really did not use it much at all.
But, if I had a lap pool now, I think I'd be in and out of it all day - a lap or two here, 30 minutes there, a mile to start the day. And no suit to have to struggle into or peel myself out of. Just strip (or not) and pop in. Now, that would be luxury. But, I do like going to the pool and swapping smile greetings with swimmers I recognize and lifeguards. I'm lucky to have such rich - and soon to be richer - pool options.
zimzat pointed me to an article in the Onion about Seattle's boring, offensive 12th man crap. It is comforting to know I'm not the only one offended by all of it.
Today's big adventure is a new Harmony remote. Maybe. I have a love/hate with Harmony remotes. My current one is suffering from button fatigue. I'm waffling between abandoning the universal remote idea all together or setting up a new one. The new one I ordered today is a hub with an Android app. I'm cautiously optimistic but have every intention of regifting it back to Amazon if/when it gets too frustrating.
UPS says it's out for delivery.
I also could stand to make a grocery run - I'm out of tangerines. I need gas in the car. But none of it is critical so I will or I won't depending on nothing in particular.
fbhjr 's comment yesterday. What if I did have a lap pool in my living room or in my house. I used to think I'd never get around to using it if it were always available. Years and years ago, I had a house with a pool. I really did not use it much at all.But, if I had a lap pool now, I think I'd be in and out of it all day - a lap or two here, 30 minutes there, a mile to start the day. And no suit to have to struggle into or peel myself out of. Just strip (or not) and pop in. Now, that would be luxury. But, I do like going to the pool and swapping smile greetings with swimmers I recognize and lifeguards. I'm lucky to have such rich - and soon to be richer - pool options.
zimzat pointed me to an article in the Onion about Seattle's boring, offensive 12th man crap. It is comforting to know I'm not the only one offended by all of it.Today's big adventure is a new Harmony remote. Maybe. I have a love/hate with Harmony remotes. My current one is suffering from button fatigue. I'm waffling between abandoning the universal remote idea all together or setting up a new one. The new one I ordered today is a hub with an Android app. I'm cautiously optimistic but have every intention of regifting it back to Amazon if/when it gets too frustrating.
UPS says it's out for delivery.
I also could stand to make a grocery run - I'm out of tangerines. I need gas in the car. But none of it is critical so I will or I won't depending on nothing in particular.
