Get Your Oysters Before They Finish Rotting

[xifeng]

It has snowed, and IN-62 is poorly plowed off. I was supposed to have a job interview today, and got as far as the 'Mart (about 10 minutes from home, except longer because the road wasn't in such good condition) before I decided that it would be more prudent to turn around, go home, and reschedule. I would like snow a lot more if it stayed off the streets and just coated yards and trees. At least it's powdery snow and not icy snow (or powdery snow that subsequently had a fight with freezing rain and then lost, which is also unpleasant to deal with).

However, no snow or other inclement weather is expected on Saturday, when, pursuant to the will of the people, I intend to go and have my ears pierced a second time. Should you feel my time would be better spent in scenic New Harmony, feel free to vote. Because that's how we roll in the People's Socialist Republic of Xi-feng. :D

Also: forgottensanity, in the event the long-awaited samurai game opens this year (as ever, subject to whether l33 sees a shiny thing and/or must hold down a job which requires actual effort), you may wish to draw some inspiration from this fine masterwork. Remember, if it ain't rainbow wings, it just ain't love.

I've been grooving off Married to the Sea lately, ftr. Check it out sometime. Also: Superpoop.

Comments

[pixelation.livejournal.com]

I lol'd at winter blunderland. You should have LJ buddies vote on more aspects of your life. It could be fun! Or disastrous. XD

[shake-the-stars.livejournal.com]

The Midwest totally is a winter blunderland, though. XD You should see the people zipping by (and passing in a no-pass zone, natch) when the roads are slick with freezing rain, because everybody knows that when you have 4-wheel drive, this gives you +4 immunity to the laws of physics. It simply is not possible to skid off the road and land in a ditch when you have 4-wheel drive. Anything you may have heard to the contrary is a vile rumor planted by the pussies who engage in an unnatural practice called "safe driving in the winter".

God, I can just see the life-by-LJ consensus thing, too. It's like being a rat in a maze, except y'all don't even give me a tasty pellet. ;D