Friday morning: A day off . . .
Mar. 21st, 2008 10:09 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
liamstliam1. I do feel a little guilty about having Good Friday off, even though I am not a practicing Catholic. [It's hard to explain. I believe in much of the Catholic/Christian philosophy, but I believe in other thinsg too. I do not go to church at this point, so the point of the day is sorta lost.
2. I think the plan for today involves driving the back roads of Vermont on my way to Rutland to hit the health food co-op and a couple of other places. I will haul the camera out, I think. I do need to go get pictures of the lambs on Route 29.
3. Here are the Hugo nominations if you have not seen them. I have to wonder about John Scalzi being nominated for best novel and as "best fan writer."
4. This was interesting: I called my bank about the Hannaford situation where credit card numbers were exposed, and the guy -- who said he shops there too -- said it would be best *not* to cancel the debit card and that they were being extra vigilant and would reimburse any illegal transactions.
5. We got an inch or two of snow last night. I thought it was Spring.
2. I think the plan for today involves driving the back roads of Vermont on my way to Rutland to hit the health food co-op and a couple of other places. I will haul the camera out, I think. I do need to go get pictures of the lambs on Route 29.
3. Here are the Hugo nominations if you have not seen them. I have to wonder about John Scalzi being nominated for best novel and as "best fan writer."
4. This was interesting: I called my bank about the Hannaford situation where credit card numbers were exposed, and the guy -- who said he shops there too -- said it would be best *not* to cancel the debit card and that they were being extra vigilant and would reimburse any illegal transactions.
5. We got an inch or two of snow last night. I thought it was Spring.
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Date: 2008-03-21 04:23 pm (UTC)5] If you only got an inch or two of snow, versus two feet, it *IS* spring where you are. When I lived there, we had snow as late as Memorial Day.