Walk good, Perkins.

I'm off to try and sleep. Oy.

The one on Pico? ITA!

yes, the exact one.

Good night, Kat. Good night, Perkins. Have a wonderful trip.

I got into a mild tiff out there in the world wild web beyonds with a woman who told another wife not to take too many vacations without her man, or she'd lose him.

Pfft. I think that's ridiculous. I love my husband, but he is a homebody, and also, not as adventurous as I am. We can take nice food, art or geek-oriented vacas with each other, but I see them as shorties. If I were to want a beach vaca with lots of 'ritas, dancing and possible wildness, i would totes go with my girlfriends. He would be miserably bored. And sunburned. And that is just fine. If he were to want to go to some crazy geek-fest with his internet friends, I would be happy to have the house to myself for a while.

I trust him; he trusts me. We have our similar interests, and our separate interests. And that makes us well-rounded as individuals AND as a couple.

I have a twitter question. On the twitter website itself, a person's background page behind the box with all the posts. Where is the setting, or how can you close the post box to read that background page? I know I am missing something really obvious.

On the main page, settings is at the upper right, and then from that page clicking "design" will give you the option of changing the background.

Here's a direct link that should work: [link]

Kristin, are things feeling better with your mom here?

So much better. She spent the morning at the hospital so I could go to work and has just in general been helping me out. When I came home last night, she had CLEANED OUT MY FRIDGE, like, literally cleaned all the shelves and gotten rid of everything old, and filled it with groceries. I almost burst into tears.

And Matt, that place sounds amazing. Remind me about it in a few months?

Perkins, yay vacation!

Will do, Pix. I will happily pimp our resort hotels if it gets buffistas within visiting distance of me! (The Palace Bath House in Eureka Springs is a somewhat lower-end version, and the haunted Crescent Hotel that I stayed at earlier this year is also a neat spa destination, but the Arlington is the gold standard of such places in my region of the South.)

That's where I was planning on going, before my business trip to Dallas was canceled. Darn snow!

Cool! Be sure to let me know if you do end up going there at some point. It's only a few hours from me, easily worth my making the drive on a weekend for rare facetime with another buffista.

Am finally leaving the hospital. Drew had a really rough afternoon and evening. He's still improving, but it's just an utterly miserable recovery. Tonight he couldn't fall asleep, and nothing seemed to help. I stayed until he finally collapsed from sheer exhaustion. We did discover that he is allergic to Benedryl, of all things. Irony.

Eureka Springs is a cute little spa town, and awfully fun on Pride weekends. Really pretty in the spring. I've stayed at the Crescent before, too. No ghosts, though. AFAIK.

Poor Drew. And poor you, Pix. I'm sorry things are so rough.

We did discover that he is allergic to Benedryl, of all things.

I had no idea this was possible.