Costco

[cornerofmadness]

Maybe it's a good thing I don't have one near me (it's 90 miles away with my Trader Joe's). I would have even more of a food hoarding issue and much less money. That said, I made a nice haul and my poor car is going to be much more loaded going home than it came here.

Somehow this did manage to eat up huge chunks of my day.

I'm still batting around ideas for what to do this year. Then I feel selfish for thinking about vacation when the world is on fire. On the other hand it'll still be on fire if I sit at home in my apartment. Sigh.

I have some community recs worldbuildex looks interesting. Sign ups are right now

and then there is vampiremedia all about vampires.


And for Women's History month how about the wiki for Rita Levi-Montalcini She is a noble prize winner and one of the few women in my biomedical books. Now. I never heard of her until I began teaching and she wasn't even in my earliest books teaching. So I've only seen her in the last 15 years. How sad is that?

Comments

[cmk418]

Vacations are nice. They give us something to look forward to, a change of scenery, and a way to hit the reset button. I say go for it. Joy is resistance.

[cornerofmadness]

I agree. And I want it to be something other than Kansas City MO (where I'll be for my work con.)