10:30 p.m. I am watching Outbreak and drinking a cup of lemon herb tea. I always kind of wanted to be an epidemiologist. If only I had a few more lives.
I just finished up with Minnie for the night. It only took a couple of revisions on her report before things were looking pretty good. And so after a grand total of 26 telephone calls today, I got her a cup of water and tucked her into bed. I am hopeful that with a little effort we can break a new record tomorrow. You've got to have goals.
Speaking of tomorrow, I don't have to go on surveillance until later in the afternoon, so I thought I'd do something fun in the morning.
After looking through the large quantities of entertainment opportunities and ruling out things like, The Sea Horse Show Bar, I decided that I would go to the Celery Flats Interpretive Center. That's right, folks. A celery museum. I'm not sure what exactly I'll be interpreting, but I'll be certain to take plenty of pictures.
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I'm on the edge of my seat for the Celery Museum update! More! More!
Wow, do I need a life....
a celery museum? do they have a website? seriously!
Hey, Jane!!
Jane is in Russia now. (I almost said in Russian) You should check out "From Russia With Blog". I've been reading it and it's fascinating.
I couldn't find a website particularly for the celery museum, but if you google it you'll see it mentioned in a few places.
Guide: "And over here you see we have celery doing the an impressionistic version of Swan Lake."
Polly: "Wow, they're flexible after all!"
To bad there isn't a booger museum, or a toilet museum, you might get Dave to cover it and give you photo credits.
Oh, and if Minnie gets to bad today, you might use the cup or water to pour over her head.
Yesterday JU told me that DC has a squooshed penny museum.
Damn, Leetie, wish I'd known that last week.
I would have voted for the Sea Horse Show Bar (some of those little guys are really talented) but that's just me.
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