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Dark Winds, Season 3: continues to be both beautifully acted, thoughtfully and empathically written, and a visual feast. Also heartbreaking in the day it follows up on s2's conclusion for Joe Leaphorn and his wife Emma. Small spoilery remark. ) Also I was more grateful than ever that the show takes place in the 1970s and wasn't updated to the present because Bern's new job with border patrol would have felt very differently even before her subplot kicks in.

Young Sherlock: aka the one by Guy Ritchie which doesn't feel like a prequel to his Holmes movies and is the better for it. I mean, I didn't dislike his first Holmes movie, which was the only one I saw, but I wasn't crazy about it, either, and never felt the need to see it again. Also it was made at a time where all the various iterations of Sherlock Holmes seemed to lean into emphasizing his arrrogance. Now, this show is entertaining fluff with only the vaguest nods to when it's supposed to be set: female students galore in Oxford, 1870, for some reason a rich and high ranking visitor takes the carriage instead of the train to Oxford, while someone in the production team actually remembered the Paris Commune happened, they evidently forgot or ignored both the near starvation of the population part of that and that there was also the Franco-Prussian war going on, so everyone makes a trip to Paris for one episode with no armies in sight, but the Folies Bergeres being in business with dancing girls, etc., etc., etc. Not to mentiion something extremely plot spoilery ) But honestly, because the show doesn't pretend to be anything but fun fluff, I did not mind. What I do suspect is someone in the production team has watched at least some Smallville and thought, hm, that "Clark and Lex were bffs for a while when young before Lex went evil" premise is great, we should do that with Holmes and Moriarty". And proceeded to follow up on this idea. Young Sherlock, played by a member of the gifted Fiennes clan, and young James M, played by Mat (the second one) from Wheel of Time, have the necessary chemistry and homoerotic subtext, they hit it off famously, and at the same time the seeds for future supervillaindom in Moriarty are there. And the show does make it believable these are two young guys smarter than most others around them and on each other's level. Most importantly, though: this Sherlock Holmes is the first one in what feels like eons who is not introduced being a jerk to the people around him. (I love Elementary ! But while Elementary's Sherlock was never as extreme as Sherlock's Sherlock, he, too, started out being rude to his Watson and everyone else.) It might come with the much younger territory, but while he's cocky, he's not (yet?) abrasive, downright tender with his mother, and, lo and behold, civil to people who aren't awful to others in front of him. Otoh, it may also be that Guy Ritchie and his production team watched the last season of Sherlock and thought, hm, dysfunctional Holmes family drama, unexpected relations, we like it, we like it, but how about giving the women better parts? Spoilers were very entertained indeed by the result ) Oh, and absolutely no one gets raped or threatened with rape. Like I said, this fluffy show with a heavy emphasis on the bromance manages to do very well by its female characters. Anyway, whether nor not this gets another season - which it doesn't really need for the story it has told - I enjoyed myself.

Just one thing: 15 March 2026

Mar. 15th, 2026 06:58
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It's challenge time!

Comment with Just One Thing you've accomplished in the last 24 hours or so. It doesn't have to be a hard thing, or even a thing that you think is particularly awesome. Just a thing that you did.

Feel free to share more than one thing if you're feeling particularly accomplished!

Extra credit: find someone in the comments and give them props for what they achieved!

Nothing is too big, too small, too strange or too cryptic. And in case you'd rather do this in private, anonymous comments are screened. I will only unscreen if you ask me to.

Go!

A Reckoning of Swords 74

Mar. 15th, 2026 05:10
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Many swords, again... worked on archiving and got a decent bit done. Close to a half-dozen new fandom pages? Felt pretty good. ^_^ I've refined my workflow and while I don't know if it's actually going any faster, it feels faster. Before, I would code up five or so pieces, put them on Neocities, and then put them on DW. Now I'm just doing one at a time, putting it on Neocities then immediately putting it on DW and logging it. Makes it a little easier to pause, if nothing else.

I do wish I'd put a little more forethought into how I'm logging what I've done, but I don't think there's any perfect solution there. After a point it'll be much easier, like when I'm just cruising through AO3 by fandom when there's only a few dense fandoms left. Right now I'm all over the place and logging things into composition books is getting kind of gnarly.

Worked a bit more on MG Tallgeese Flugel, but mostly worked on stuff for 30 Minute Label Day. Definitely not a prize-winning display, but a fun one. And that's honestly what I want - a fun display and one people can interact with. Like, I'll offer to let people touch, gently, and check out articulation and details and whatever. There's not much that can be broken beyond repair, if anything. Need to get back to my [Redacted] contest entry, too, as that's coming due very soon.

Goal for the week is getting my desk cleaned up. What even is going on here?!
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Title of the Story (Stargate: Atlantis):

Title of the Story, by torch. Nestra: The blurb in which I say funny and insightful things about the story in two sentences or less, while trying not to repeat myself. Pithy quote from the story.

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It's Sunday and my body was a total douche and woke me up at 4am. Even now, I'm sitting her grumpy about it. I may write this and then try and go lay back down for an hour. Sometimes, if I stay up about an hour, it'll work. I can give it a try.

Yesterday was a good day. We relaxed in the morning and early afternoon. It was very nice. The brother in law came over and I offloaded some more stuff out of our freezer. We have an inordinate amount of beef, thanks to the shares, so I gave him 3 one pound bags of ground beef, as well as some fish. Hopefully, he enjoys it all a lot. The ground beef is from the farm share, and is delicous, I just have a ton of it. I think I shall pull out some and maybe make loco moco one night. It's a Hawaiian specialty that consists of rice, a hamburger, gravy and a fried egg. For Jess it will just be a hamburger as they don't like all the other stuff. It's very tasty and I'd like ot give it a shot.

We talked about the cruise a bit. Y'all, he is so ready to go. It's adorable. I think he's more excited than the rest of us put together. He had a couple of questions, which I answered. We talked a bit about the food available, and my distaste for going to the buffet when we embark. Everyone goes to the buffet when they get on the ship. It's a free for all. I mean,we could, but I'd rather go to the Grand Dutch Cafe and get some fries and a chocolate covered cream puff bigger than my head. Maybe a sandwich? We'll see how much we graze in the Neptune Lounge when we go there for our tour/champagne toast with the concierge.

And we talked about the variety of foods on the Lido Buffet, and that yes, they had non-ethnic food, as well as plenty of ethnic food to make the rest of us happy. And of course, Club Orange, our exclusive dining room.

We again talked through the travel day a bit. At least as far as it related to Seattle. I explained that we have a little city tour, plus stops at the Space Needle, lunch at Pike's Place Market for lunch, and one other stop at a picturesque park, then we will head to Vancouver. It'll be about a 4 hour whirlwind tour. Then, up to Vancouver and the Pan Pacific Hotel. We talked a bit about Vancouver with a hop on hop off trolley to take us where we want to go during the day. I don't know if he and my sister are going to want to stay together, or if they're going to explore on their own. I have not fully decided what I'm going to see. I know the Granville Island Market for some souvenirs and lunch and I'd like to see the Steam clock. But I need to do more research. Maybe Stanley park, to walk along the Sea Wall a bit. We'll see. I did check whether he wanted to go see Mortal Kombat 2 with us. He declined. They'll be on their own for dinner then.

I did go ahead and cancel the Seafood Boil on the last night on the ship. That's usually dressy night, so I'd rather do that and go to dinner in finery. Plus I'd like to really enjoy the ship on the last sea day. It'll mean our journey is coming to an end, and that will be sad.

After he left, we had chicken kabobs and rice as well as pitas and mast-o-Khiar. Soon after we finished and were getting ready for game, UPS came with our new phones. I immediately set mine up, letting it duplicate my current phone while we played. By the end of the game is was mostly updated. I got all my apps and log ons (As well as a ton of AI shit I turned off. IT has an amazingly clear screen, and the photos are excellent.

Game was a lot of fun, but we all had trouble not talking over each other a bit. Sometimes that happens. It made some things chaotic, but we got through it.

After that, I helped my sister and Jess do their phones, and got everything set up. Then, Jess had another game, so I ordred L&L Hawaiian BBQ. This time I had their combo meal with Kaluha pork and Garlic Shrimp, which were so tasty. The pork worked really well with the macaroni salad. Jess liked their Korean style beef ribs and my sister really enojoyed the fried shrimp and BBQ chicken. They're definitely not cheap, but quite tasty.

After that, Jess had a game, and I settled in to watch a raffle for an animal rescue that I give money to now and then. I won at least two prizes before I fell asleep watching it.

Today, I may pull out my suitcase and pack a few things like my bathing suit and some fleece lined leggings. I don't have enough shirts to pack any of them, same for undies. I might need to buy another pack of underwear and some more socks, just so we have enough. Maybe some shirts, I have to go through what I have, and go from there. I could also pack my dresses. Most of them are pretty forgiving as far as wrinkles. Or, I may wait and lay them across the rest of the clothes.

I also will need to decide what is going in my backpack and what purse I'm going to take. I may dake a lighter one, just to make life easier and a little lighter. Oh, I could pack my fancy dress purse, too! I need somewhere to put my keycard, phone, in haler and Epi Pen.

We also will probably go out to lunch, since our game is not until 5:30pm. No clue where we're going to go. Jess had mentioned Korean BBQ, but since they had the Galbi styled ribs last night, I've no clue of that still holds true.

I could also re-dye my hair. I want the top to be colored, but I've gotta admit, I kind of like the sides gray. It's kind of a cool look. It gives the longer part on top a striking purple pop, then natural. I'll probably do it now, then have the color cut out of the sides right before the trip.

We'll see if I do it now, or next week. Or the week after. Right now, I'm looking at some of my pills and realizing that that bottle is coming with me to Alaska. That's kind of wild.

The psych pills will be newly obtained, so they'll be new bottles, but I just got a 90 day supply of my Lisinopril. And the epipens are coming with. That may actually be the only ones, but still. It's close enough that I'm thinking about medication supply.

Next week, I'm hoping I have time to sit down with J and A and get more of an idea what they expect from me in general, how I should be filling my days, and what the exact duties are to be. I know a lot of what I'm already doing. But that's not really enough to fill my day. So I'm hoping there will be some more stuff to do. I need to know if I'm still backing the phones, and should be ready to hop on if we have 15+ calls in queue. The job starts on 3/23, so next week is their time to tell me what I should be doing.

I'm looking forward to seeing my paycheck on 4/8. It should be about $300 more than what I'm making now. Since I'll have OT on 4/4, I may clear $2000 on this check, or very close to it.

I'm definitely going to be posting pictures on here from Alaska, but if it's more than 1 or 2, I'll put it behind a cut. Also, I will have a google photo album where you can go see all the pictures, which I'll link to when there's something in there.

Okay, time to drink my coffee and decide whether I want to wake up or take a nap. Everyone have an amazing Sunday!

Sunday 15/03/2026

Mar. 15th, 2026 10:10
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1) Sunshine! It makes such a huge difference

2) Breakfast on my balcony amongst flowers that smell divine

3) Time on the canopied swinging bench (without canopy) in my parents’s garden
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Following yesterday's illness, I was vaguely hoping that he would stay asleep through the night. Alas:

12:05
"I need a wee"
Took him to the toilet.
"Daddy, my tummy hurts"
Gave him some medicine
"Do you want to be in pyjamas or just straight back to bed?"
"Back to bed"
And then he closed his eyes.

12:20
Thundering footsteps "Daddy, I feel sick"
Told him to go to the toilet. Kept him company, got him a bucket.
He wasn't sick.
Persuaded him to take the bucket to bed.
Sat on the floor next to his bed until he closed his eyes.

12:35
More thundering steps
"Daddy, my arm and leg hurt"
By the time I'd found him medicine he was asleep again.
But woke up again and let me give him some Calpol.

03:30
"I'm hungry" (not surprising as he didn't eat yesterday)
We agreed on cream cheese crackers.
He ate ⅘ of the cracker and drank some juice and passed out again.

06:30
"I checked the light coming under the curtain and it's morning time"
I told him to go play games on the Switch downstairs.
Fifteen minutes later I could still hear him wandering about and I hadn't heard any game noises.
Went to check on him and he told him that he'd found various points around the house where the floor isn't flat.
Got him settled with the Switch, and then went back to bed and stared vacantly at my phone for an hour, before getting up to face the day.
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Seriously, asleep more than I've been awake. And I never did manage to work out the logistics to get to the memorial, which halfway sucks but halfway is "Welp, social anxiety" so....

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Read more... )
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but 'The Field of Philippi'... 'where Caesar came to an end'... the Ides of March.

(Of course it wasn't; the battle of Philippi was what happened after Julius Caesar's assassination, and the poetical Bunny is probably not predicting his own doom. But I thought it was neat, all the same.)

Anyway, happy Ides!
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Fandom: Stargate Atlantis
Characters/Pairings: Jeannie Miller, Teyla Emmagan, John Sheppard, Rodney McKay, Ronon Dex
Rating: Gen
Length: 5000-10,000 (best guess) - the individual postcards are mostly text-based, in different fonts, but it's too hard to add it all up. There are 8 or so sets of postcards/images, plus two longer narrative interludes.
Content Notes: Not all of the postcards or notes have text equivalents, so it's not fully accessible. Rodney at one point talks about a relationship he had at uni with an older woman he describes as a "sex addict".
Creator Links: Sholio on AO3, Sholio's own site
Themes: Siblings, Epistolary, Friendship, Family, Team as family, Unconventional format and style

Summary: (more notes than a summary) Contains spoilers for the Season 3 episode "McKay & Mrs. Miller". I might be taking a certain amount of liberty with the timeline; let's assume that a few months went by between "M&MM" and "Return".
This is a very image-intensive story. Illustrations and photos are all by me, aside from one or two photos taken by my husband. A couple of the postcards utilize (heavily Photoshopped) patterns that I got off the Internet to represent fabrics and such, because I didn't have anything suitable.

Reccer's Notes: This is a heartwarming epistolary story in which Teyla and Jeannie (Rodney's sister) write to each other. Eventually the other team members are brought in as well, especially John and Rodney. It's a mix of tales about Jeannie's life, and of the team's, especially Teyla's, adventures, and although the format as a series of postcard/image pages is a little awkward to negotiate, it's very much worth reading. The postcards start off somewhat formally, and quickly become more personal, and one theme is of the correspondence bringing Rodney and Jeannie closer together. It's touching, funny, tinged with the realities and sadnesses of life in the Pegasus galaxy, and an excellent read.

Fanwork Links: Postcards to Jeannie (and the sequel is Pictures for Jeannie)

a good day anyway

Mar. 14th, 2026 21:37
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Over in the Northeast for memorial and, while I took a nap instead of going to the aquarium, I was able to go to two lovely shops (confectionery that sold me ANISE PASTILLES!!! and gave me several samples of things and a market that gave me MAPLE SOFT SERVE with MAPLE SPRINKLES ON IT) with [personal profile] jadelennox and then went over to hers to have delicious Indian food and talk about books and food and Tasting History aaaaaand I maybe also infodumped about Care Bears II aka Faustian bargains in the woods with ten-year-olds, but! I did not infodump about Transformers (and specifically My Beloved Skyfire), I had restraint! Some restraint!

I did get to tell her about CrossingsCon.

some Oscar thoughts

Mar. 14th, 2026 21:37
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Oscar-nominated movies I've watched: Frankenstein, Sinners, Weapons, The Ugly Stepsister(!!!!), The Secret Agent, Marty Supreme.

After the nominations came out, I was like "Wow, I've seen so many of these!" Friends, I literally had only seen the four(!!) horror movies, but between Frankenstein and Sinners they were nominated for so many things that it felt like I knew more movies than I really did.

Snubs: I didn't see it until after the nominees were announced (and neither did anyone else, apparently), but man, Testament of Ann Lee should have been up for Best Score and Best Actress at the very least. Best Picture too tbh.

Who I'm rooting for: I want Sinners to pick up a bunch of hardware, most of all Best Picture, but also Delroy Lindo for Best Supporting Actor, Wunmi Mosaku for Best Supporting Actress, Best Score, and Best Original Screenplay. My second choice in any category where they're going head to head would be Marty Supreme, and Chalamet is probably my pick for Best Actor.

My favorite story of these awards: The Ugly Stepsister, a Norwegian-language horror film, getting nominated for Best Hair and Makeup. There's no way it's going to win, but how did it even get nominated?! I hope the nomination got some more eyes on it, especially since it pairs so well with The Substance, which was nominated last year.

Rotten tomatoes: Frankenstein just wasn't all that. It was long, obvious, and self-important, and I hated the design of the Creature, which was basically just body paint and bad hair. I wouldn't mind it winning for something like Production Design or Costuming, and but that's about it. Props to Elordi for snagging an acting nom, though.

And take this one with a grain of salt, because I haven't watched it, but every Black person whose review I've come across haaaaaaated One Battle After Another. I think FD Signifier has put out three different videos or streams at this point about how much he hated the treatment of Black women in it. I was already primed to skip it because I disliked the trailer; in particular, the father/daughter bickering about pronouns for her nonbinary friend really hit me the wrong way. So I personally am rooting for any movie but that one in every category (esp against Sean Penn for Best Supporting Actor, because fuck that dude).
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bisexualbaker:

capricorn-0mnikorn:

~5 minutes. Eye contact. Auto-generated captions.

Summary: a self-described grumpy old man complains that the 14th of March is not Pi Day. Because only Americans write out their calendar days as Month, Day, Year. And the rest of the world writes it as either Day, Month, Year, or Year, Month, Day.

And 14.3 is not Pi.

But: the 22 of July is Pi Day. Because:

22/7 = 3.142857142857143

In the spirit of Two Cakes, I would like to propose that there can also be Two Pi(e)s.

We could refer to International Pie Day, and American– Wait. Maybe not.

I’m one step ahead of you. I already reblogged my OP with a lyric video of that song.

I love that song. It’s one of my favorites. Especially the way everything is burning, right now: The jester’s in power, bombs are falling from the sky, and it feels like we’re a generation lost in space, once more, with no time left to start again.

Oh, wait… were you thinking of the movie with that title?

Yeah… I never had any interest in that. Kinda forgot it exists

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bisexualbaker:

capricorn-0mnikorn:

~5 minutes. Eye contact. Auto-generated captions.

Summary: a self-described grumpy old man complains that the 14th of March is not Pi Day. Because only Americans write out their calendar days as Month, Day, Year. And the rest of the world writes it as either Day, Month, Year, or Year, Month, Day.

And 14.3 is not Pi.

But: the 22 of July is Pi Day. Because:

22/7 = 3.142857142857143

In the spirit of Two Cakes, I would like to propose that there can also be Two Pi(e)s.

We could refer to International Pie Day, and American– Wait. Maybe not.

I’m one step ahead of you. I already reblogged my OP with a lyric video of that song.

I love that song. It’s one of my favorites. Especially the way everything is burning, right now: The jester’s in power, bombs are falling from the sky, and it feels like we’re a generation lost in space, once more, with no time left to start again.

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Many roadkill raccoons. Two roadkill turkeys. No deer, however. A whole flock of live turkeys, digging through the understory of a small woods. (I also saw a dead red squirrel in the middle of US 73 as I turned onto the road, but as I didn't have a plastic bag, I wasn't able to take him home to make paint brushes.)

Several redtail hawks. A kestrel. A Snowy Owl, flying across the road just beyond my mother's driveway (She says there's actually two of them). Several Canada geese, pairing off a bit early for the season (and if you're used to seeing Cackling Geese out in Oregon, the Mammoth variety is a revelation. Those guys are big. As was the bald eagle, swooping low over a creek beside the road.)

Eastern Blue Jay.  Such pretty birds.

An entire woodlot festooned with a cats-cradle of sky-blue piping--collecting sap for maple syrup.

The derelict hood and windshield of a snowmobile, perched on a snowbank on the shoulder of the road.

An Amish farmer and his two sons, driving a two-horse hitch down the highway pulling a rig designed to carry a big round hay bale. The new and the old in collaboration.

Navigation

Mar. 14th, 2026 20:08
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Denise and I have a Garmin satellite navigator that we bought for shows, and I'd brought it along, because no matter how new the rental car, they never have the software installed. And more than once, Google gave me directions after the exit.

Coming from the airport yesterday, both of them let me down. At first, I couldn't find the charging plug for the Garmin (turned out it was in the central column glove box, between the seats). Fired up Google Maps, and it couldn't find GPS. Finally went on dead reckoning north up the freeway until I could find an exit, parked in a Wendy's lot and found the plug. Garmin battery was super low, but kept alive long enough to get me to the hotel. But for some reason, the battery wasn't charging, so this morning, it didn't start at all.

So I programmed the phone, hit "Start" (I think I hit "Directions" yesterday) and Google took me on a wild ride through parts of Wisconsin I'd never seen before. I-94 to Mauston, sure, familiar, but then it to me off on state road 80 through Necedah toward Marshfield, and just when I though I knew where I was, it turned off on county highway X. (County roads in Wisconsin are lettered, not numbered,  which leads to some funny signs. Sadly, I reached the intersection of county H, O and G from the wrong direction; GOH isn't nearly as photo-worthy.) Finally, after some twists and turns and astonishingly bad black top, I debouched onto US 73, which was at least familiar. Gassed up in Neillsville, took US 10 to county G, at which point Google lost the signal, kept repeating Turn right on County Road G. But by then I was on home turf so finished the trip from memory.

Leaving from Willard heading back, it took me on a totally different route. Went the other direction on county G, picked H and B and BB to once again not quite go through Marshfield. Connected with US 10, which runs east across much of the state, then southeast down the Fox River valley, and somewhere beyond Steven's Point, my phone shut down. Battery was dead.

Reader, I had no idea where I was. Garmin was still dead. It was not long until dark, there was a snowstorm coming, and I was, basically, f---ked. The only good thing about the situation was that this particular part of highway 10 was a commercial strip, where I might, conceivably, find a charging cord.

I pulled off into a parking lot where stood, cheek by jowl, a Goodwill and a Harbour Freight. Mentally flipped a coin, went into Goodwill.

I used the bathroom first--I'd been on the backroads a while--then checked out the offerings. No computer section, unlike the Delta Highway Goodwill in Eugene. Lots of USB-chargeable gadgets in the appliances, but all hardwired, mostly old-style.

Went up to checkout, made sad eyes at the staffer. Do you have USB charging cables? My phone died in the middle of giving me directions to Milwaukee.

She asked me what kind--USB-C--then led me back to a display of cutesy chargers, plug decked out as a gift box, cable with a bow. Mini USB-C plugs on both ends. Bought it, took it to the car which, being new and fancy, did in fact have only mini ports. Started the car, plugged the phone in, and it immediately began to charge. So I went back in, thanked the clerk and told her it was working. Restarted the phone on 4% charge, and drove the rest of the back to the motel.

Plan B

Mar. 14th, 2026 19:50
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Woke up early this morning with an inspiration. Since my nephew and his wife wouldn't be able to make it down to Brookfield, there was no compelling reason for me to walk through the house today. I still have Sunday and Monday, and even if we have snow, it's just a short trip from the motel to the house. Easy peasy.

Whereas, if I got on the road early enough, I could be at the farm by lunchtime, visit with my mom for a few hours, and drive back to Milwaukee ahead of the storm. 

My brain being what it is, it spun in circles while I had breakfast, still not sure it was a good idea, but I figured, What the heck? And at quarter to eight, I was in the car.

Texted my sister-in-law and called my mom from a rest area near Mauston, got there in time to have lunch with my brother--homemade smoked sausage!--spend a couple of hours visiting with Mom, go with them to 4:00 Mass, and made it back to Brookfield at about 9 pm. Caught some snow flurries around Waupaca, and a bit heavier snow below Oshkosh,  but the pavement was dry and clear, visibility fine, and I just beat the storm to Brookfield.

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