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uniquecrash5 and K. on their evening constitutional, then meeting my sweetie at bats22's for dinner.
And a very fine dinner it was: unagi, kabocha (a japanese pumpkin I've never had before), omlette, miso soup, rice, broccoli, and pickled peppers and mushroom. Yum. We kvetched over sake (yes, actually, we did), andbats22 gave me an excellent idea about... well, I can't say, it'll ruin a surprise. Anyway.
He also loaned us the coolest toy: a Kill-a-Watt energy meter, for measuring the energy-use of various things around the house. I'm testing my server right now. This is so cool; both d. and I have always wanted one, but for some reason I thought they were suuper-expensive. Apparently they're $30 at Amazon.
Hm. Yeah. Good times.
uniquecrash5 and K. on their evening constitutional, then meeting my sweetie at bats22's for dinner. And a very fine dinner it was: unagi, kabocha (a japanese pumpkin I've never had before), omlette, miso soup, rice, broccoli, and pickled peppers and mushroom. Yum. We kvetched over sake (yes, actually, we did), and
bats22 gave me an excellent idea about... well, I can't say, it'll ruin a surprise. Anyway.He also loaned us the coolest toy: a Kill-a-Watt energy meter, for measuring the energy-use of various things around the house. I'm testing my server right now. This is so cool; both d. and I have always wanted one, but for some reason I thought they were suuper-expensive. Apparently they're $30 at Amazon.
Hm. Yeah. Good times.
