I'm glad your coffee woes worked out, -t. You'll have to give past self a stern talking to about what to pack in the emergency coffee kit.
I should be grading but here I am, not grading. This not grading is getting old! Too bad for me I have to take the kids to the dentist later, so there's more not grading in my future, although I seem to remember they have wifi there, so at least I can squeeze some actual grading in there too.
Past me was doing pretty good to get as much packed as she did, I'll give her a pass. Future me has some high expectations to live up to with all this to remind her, though.
Slate has an article about IUD insertion pain: [link]
The Low Tire Pressure light came on again in my car, so I pulled into a gas station to see what was going on, but then some creepy guys came up to me and started asking me for spare change and touching my arm and shoulder and calling me "sweetheart," so I got back into the car and continued driving home. I'll make an appointment tomorrow to have someone look at the car.
Mac is getting shots today. He's really not happy.
Timelies all!
The little guy was very well behaved at Chessiecon, so of course he was fussy last night, and is being fussy now.
Ick, Hil. Did the temperature drop recently? Sometimes the contraction of the gas molecules in the tires after a cold snap will be enough to trigger the sensor.
PV=nRT! Sudden temp drops always make mine go off. It's annoying. It's not that hard to put some extra smarts in there!
Gotta bake tonight.
I ran over something a few weeks ago, and the light went on then, and I put some air in the tires and it turned off, but then it came on again this afternoon, so I figured maybe it was a slow leak or something related to that. The light came on in the afternoon, when it was relatively warm out, but it wasn't on in the morning, when it was freezing, and I've never had an issue with the cold making the light come on before, and I've live somewhere with sub-zero temperatures that past several winters.
What kind of activity was it, Jesse?
It was like the Newlywed Game, where you put people in pairs and try to get them to match each other's answers, except with work-related questions.