Keeping up, and Mapquest Meme
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elfsWell, last night Omaha had a seziure while she was out with ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
fallenpegasus at Costa's Greek Restaurant. He dealt with it well, brought her home, and I put her and Kouryou-chan to bed. Apparently, it was a big one, about ten minutes, but there was no emergency or anything; just let it run its course and then take her home.
I was at home with Kouryou-chan. Being somewhat out of options, I made baked corndogs, which Kouryou-chan really liked. (Basically, cornbread with cubed hot dog mixed in, baked into muffins.) It was fun to sit with her and eat, and we drew a little. She had her bath but didn't want to stay in; a scrape on her shin was really bugging her. I did my lesson 57 of the Japanese verbal.
I hope it doesn't snow. I hate driving. Snow doesn't help my mood.
1. Go To Mapquest.com
2. Click on "Directions"
3. Enter your current address and the address of your childhood home (or at least the town if you don't remember the exact address)
4. Put the time and distance in a post like this.
5. Don't forget to repost these directions. (Not the door to door ones) Results: Total Est. Time: 51 hours, 9 minutes. Total Est. Distance: 3332.77 miles
The phrase of the day: すること, "things to do." As in "することがたくさんあります,"I have a lot of things to do."
Kanji of the day: 火, meaning "fire." Pronounced ヵ by itself (the kun), sometimes as ひor ほ (the on).Example word: 火災 (かさい), "burning fire."
fallenpegasus at Costa's Greek Restaurant. He dealt with it well, brought her home, and I put her and Kouryou-chan to bed. Apparently, it was a big one, about ten minutes, but there was no emergency or anything; just let it run its course and then take her home.I was at home with Kouryou-chan. Being somewhat out of options, I made baked corndogs, which Kouryou-chan really liked. (Basically, cornbread with cubed hot dog mixed in, baked into muffins.) It was fun to sit with her and eat, and we drew a little. She had her bath but didn't want to stay in; a scrape on her shin was really bugging her. I did my lesson 57 of the Japanese verbal.
I hope it doesn't snow. I hate driving. Snow doesn't help my mood.
1. Go To Mapquest.com
2. Click on "Directions"
3. Enter your current address and the address of your childhood home (or at least the town if you don't remember the exact address)
4. Put the time and distance in a post like this.
5. Don't forget to repost these directions. (Not the door to door ones) Results: Total Est. Time: 51 hours, 9 minutes. Total Est. Distance: 3332.77 miles
The phrase of the day: すること, "things to do." As in "することがたくさんあります,"I have a lot of things to do."
Kanji of the day: 火, meaning "fire." Pronounced ヵ by itself (the kun), sometimes as ひor ほ (the on).Example word: 火災 (かさい), "burning fire."
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Date: 2005-01-07 06:55 pm (UTC)(Sorry to pop in as a stranger, I was tracking my Mapquest meme around LJ and found your journal and was like "Hey! I remember his fiction and hankie-code! Hope you don't mind me peering in.)
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Date: 2005-01-07 07:08 pm (UTC)And of course I don't mind you popping in! I'd make it friends-only if I was worried about what people thought of me.
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Date: 2005-01-07 07:10 pm (UTC)And I hope Omaha's feeling better!
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Date: 2005-01-07 07:14 pm (UTC)