A Story, and Two Questions

[praetorianguard]

So this morning, I am running approximately eight minutes late. On Monday mornings, I seem to have trouble, first, getting out of bed and, then, getting out of the shower. Let's not analyze that

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[stmarc]

A woman who is secure enough in her personhood to wear Strawberry Shortcake bandages sounds pretty cool, actually. And I mean that in a totally non-creepy-Internet-stalkerish way.

I went to Yellowstone when I was 12 with my grandparents, which I highly recommend, but since I think you're older than 12 and my grandparents aren't available, I can only suggest a) do the regular tourist stuff and try not to let the tourists ruin them for you (it's always better to be there earlier than late, people are lazy, b) take a good camera with a good optical zoom, and c) I'm sure I don't need to say that the animals in Yellowstone are VERY DANGEROUS. The only thing worse than wild animals is wild animals that have lost their fear of featherless bipeds.

Are you looking for e-reader books or dead tree books? 'Cause it occurs to me that I haven't even bought a dead-tree book in I don't know how long. I'm debating buying the new Honor Harrington book and the new pre-Honor Harrington book and other than that I don't even know what's new that would Amuse you. Most of the stuff I read nowadays would probably not, sorry.

[praetorianguard]

And today is Lemon Meringue. Why use boring bandaids if you don't have to?

Thanks for the tips! I was thinking early morning might be a good idea, since there will be tourists everywhere, and wondering if I needed a better camera. Hmmmmm.

Either, for books. I have an e-reader and I still read a ton of dead-tree books. I'd never heard of Honor Harrington, so I might check those out. Thanks!