Tuesday night: A full day . . .

1. Meeting with the school officials went really well this morning. Afternoon session with brand-new therapist (who looks a little like laurion and/or [Unknown site tag]annodomini) was good but draining. Tomorrow will be focused on finishing a big report, then doing laundry.

2. While I think a Hilary Clinton presidency could potentially lead to Armageddon, I do feel badly for her today. She won the fricking primary. But the stories say she "lost" because she didn't win by enough. Sheesh. This is gonna get ugly, and John McCain scares me, too.

Note, I was thinking that even aside from her threatening to go Medieval on Iran's ass.

3. I missed most of the "Open Source Boob Project" fiasco, but there's plenty to read about it.

From The Ferrett Himself

And John Scalzi weighs in because he clearly thinks people expect him too.

And, no, you may not touch my tits or my ass. Thanks.

4. Personal opinion: You cannot write a memoir at 15. It's like high school seniors saying, "Back in the day."

LA Times:

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Miley Cyrus, the 15-year-old teen idol better known as "Hannah Montana," plans to write a memoir about her journey to stardom, the Disney Book Group said on Tuesday.

The book, to be published by Disney-Hyperion Books and scheduled to hit bookshelves next spring, will trace her life from her roots in the Southern United States to Hollywood celebrity and will feature photographs from her famous family.

Cyrus is the daughter of country singer Billy Ray Cyrus, who rose to fame with 1992's "Achy, Breaky Heart. In recent years, Miley has rocketed to her own stardom as "Hannah Montana" on the Disney Channel's TV show of the same name about a girl who leads a double life as a teenager and singing sensation.

5. If you live in the North Country, you might want to prepare for this weekend. evilnicola is coming to visit for only the second time. The Adirondacks will never be the same.