i need to print a correction
jim noticed that i had described the sheets of seaweed as being 'A9-sized'. he found this slightly suspicious.
then, because he is .... diligent? nit-picky? too much free time? you decide, he went online and looked up standard paper sizes for me.
apparently A9 is not what i meant, but i did indeed mean A4 instead. the seaweed sheets that cordelia ate were A4-sized. we apologize for any confusion or inconvenience.
so there.
and oh man, it was a big sticky poo.
big score for the cloth diapers for handling that one. it was a two-person clean up job. turns out that caucasians are not so good at digesting seaweed (this is a fact, i looked it up. we lack a certain intestinal flora that is much more prevalent in regular seaweed-eating cultures) and babies are certainly not good at digesting it (on account of lacking lots of different intestinal flora still).
then, because he is .... diligent? nit-picky? too much free time? you decide, he went online and looked up standard paper sizes for me.
apparently A9 is not what i meant, but i did indeed mean A4 instead. the seaweed sheets that cordelia ate were A4-sized. we apologize for any confusion or inconvenience.
so there.
and oh man, it was a big sticky poo.
big score for the cloth diapers for handling that one. it was a two-person clean up job. turns out that caucasians are not so good at digesting seaweed (this is a fact, i looked it up. we lack a certain intestinal flora that is much more prevalent in regular seaweed-eating cultures) and babies are certainly not good at digesting it (on account of lacking lots of different intestinal flora still).