lady_songsmith: owl (life source code)
2007-10-23 08:45 pm
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Note to self

Wearing my chunk-heeled shoes without stockings is a bad idea, even when it's 90+ degrees.
lady_songsmith: owl (life source code)
2007-10-23 08:45 pm
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Note to self

Wearing my chunk-heeled shoes without stockings is a bad idea, even when it's 90+ degrees.
lady_songsmith: owl (life source code)
2007-09-23 06:12 pm
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Note to self

Socks take for-bloody-ever to dry.
lady_songsmith: owl (life source code)
2007-09-23 06:12 pm
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Note to self

Socks take for-bloody-ever to dry.
lady_songsmith: owl (oops)
2007-09-04 04:26 pm
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Note to self

Never put poison bait ant traps anywhere you don't already have ants.
lady_songsmith: owl (oops)
2007-09-04 04:26 pm
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Note to self

Never put poison bait ant traps anywhere you don't already have ants.
lady_songsmith: owl (oops)
2006-07-28 03:32 am
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Life's Little Lessons, #357

Old Lesson: If you heat the oil in the stove-top popcorn popper very hot before adding the kernels, the popcorn comes out better.

New Lesson: If you heat the oil in the stove-top popcorn popper too hot before adding the kernels, it ignites.


Addendum, since I know I'll get asked:
I'm all right, the house is all right, the stove is all right, and even the pan is all right.

It wasn't really the oil itself that ignited, I think, just the vapor. So there was this "fwoopmh!" noise and a bright orange flash visible through the steam vents, and then nothing. Sorta like the phenomenon you get sometimes when you turn off a gas grill -- a pause and then a sudden quick flame.

I'm not certain whether it was scary or really, really cool.
lady_songsmith: owl (oops)
2006-07-28 03:32 am
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Life's Little Lessons, #357

Old Lesson: If you heat the oil in the stove-top popcorn popper very hot before adding the kernels, the popcorn comes out better.

New Lesson: If you heat the oil in the stove-top popcorn popper too hot before adding the kernels, it ignites.


Addendum, since I know I'll get asked:
I'm all right, the house is all right, the stove is all right, and even the pan is all right.

It wasn't really the oil itself that ignited, I think, just the vapor. So there was this "fwoopmh!" noise and a bright orange flash visible through the steam vents, and then nothing. Sorta like the phenomenon you get sometimes when you turn off a gas grill -- a pause and then a sudden quick flame.

I'm not certain whether it was scary or really, really cool.