I made my sausage-kale-mushroom-cheddar savory bread pudding, and it's lovely. So tasty.

tickets purchased. thank dog.

I'll bet that's a relief!

I think I'm about to my San Francisco-Hyderabad-Dublin trip on my work credit card. Then I need to figure out where I'm staying, but I can worry about that tomorrow.

Travel plans, yay! I need to make some of those. I like Sorel boots, though I have never had reason to own any.

So many delicious dinners.

I used to cut my own hair when I wore it layered. The cut I have now I would not mess with, but it also grows out well so I'm not even tempted. It's slightly too long right now, but a little Ezra product and styling effort does fine and is, y'know, reversible.

Shit. I need a visa to travel to India. I guess I'll be figuring that out tomorrow, too.

I only trim my own bangs (and probably not super well at that).

I'm also here to tell you that reheated tater tots are soggy. Boo.

Well, no clean house and no exercise for me today. Blew a tire this afternoon on my way to pick up my mother for lunch and errand running. Hit a rock and within the span of 400 feet and one minute the left rear tire was flat. Two plus hours later, the car was towed and I was back out trying it again. Lunch turned into dinner, and a three hour Target trip. Didn't get home until almost 10.

Yay, Rome! This international trip planning reminds me that I have to renew my passport. My Italian one is valid, but my American one expired in September.

Just reading about all this travel is making both tired and a little jelly. But in a good way. Well, not the tired part, that's just tired.

So went to the intermediate Tai Chi class today. Was a bit lost but didn't really mind as I was able to learn the parts when she slowed things down and went over some of the sections. I am okay with waiting for it to all become clear eventually. I think I just like the names and then movements and thinking about the implications. Like Change is Difficult. And today we did something about monkeys. Monkey See, Monkey Do?

Oh, I remember having a teacher who would say the names of the postures as we went through the forms. Poetic, as I recall, and often helpful for remembering what I was supposed to be doing. Cloud Hands. Play the Lute; Strum the Guitar. Something about cranes. And horses. And, yes, monkeys, though I forget what it was.

Right, passports, mine expires soon. Should definitely renew.

Said by Ryan tonight: "I love apostrophes." (He was writing out a sentence containing there/their/they're, and was most pleased to discover it was they're.)

Yes, Cloud Hands, they did that one today too. I was going to say I learned it but I'm pretty sure I don't really know it yet, I've just swooshed my hands while the others were actually practicing. Today's class is way ahead of my regular class so it's a little like getting random spoilers out of place. Like I said, it'll all come together eventually.