Security!!

[susandennis]

I did go out and walk around to see what there is to see. It looks like to me that to get into the free area, you need to show ID, dental records and give a blood sample. To get into the area that requires a ticket, you also need a qr code (in addition to the ticket on your phone) and an appendage - arm or leg appears to work.

Holy fuck. It's wild. There are a lot of people out there and two security guards and/or cops per person. I feel like everyone is going to be so disappointed if something horrible/illegal doesn't happen.

Also, of course, a million, small out of control children.

I saw enough. I'm good.

I am on the second laundry load. They are in the dryer. As I'm diving into my top loading washer, getting hit in the head by the dryer door, I'm counting the number of times I will have to do this before the new washer/dryer comes and delivers my freedom. I'm thinking less than number of fingers on the hand I did not give for entry into the exhibition center.

I have picked up all the visitor detritus and had lunch and fed the cats their new cat food - Friskies from a pouch. They were not impressed. Sorry, dudes, Friskies wins regardless. Get used to it.

And I clipped all my toenails. Toenails do not age gracefully. I remember my Mom's got all misshapen and funky. And now mine are, too. But today I cut them all and shaved down the really weird ones and hopefully, they won't look too weird. I noticed they were in bad shape when I was at the pool.

Now I need to go down and get the mail. Pull the rest of the laundry out of the dryer and put it away and then I can put my feet up and take the rest of the day off.

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[mtbc]

I wonder what will happen to my toenails. My grandfather's got quite odd and required something more like pruning shears than nail clippers.