Lis's Project 365

My first thought on seeing this in the prep space was that someone had built a transmorgifier.  But then I realized it’s supposed to be a stove, it’s just on its back.  I like my idea better.

The kitties try to act as if they aren’t up to anything. Nope, not anything at all….

So just as I went to take this picture, someone else pulled out their phone, which cast a green light, giving the weird green glow.  Tinkerbell is a pixie frog.  She’s freakin’ huge.  She eats mice and if she bit you, you would need stitches.

Doug and I decided we want a secondary compost bin, so I went to pick one up today. You can get them at the city recycling center, which is apparently where all the other bins live too.

Staffed the information desk for a while this afternoon.  It was kind of quiet, so I was glad this monster had been moved from its location on the other side of the lobby, so it could keep me company.

I guess Doug and I should count ourselves lucky that a bag of these appeared in our Boston Organics delivery, at no extra charge!

Volunteered at More Than Words book warehouse today….a very cool organization that I strongly recommend you check out. Amid the piles of donated books we sorted through, we came across a large number of law books, and among them, piles of articles and handwritten notes.  Either this person gave up on earning a law degree, or is finally confident enough in their job that they felt OK about getting rid of all this stuff.

We celebrated Physiology Understanding Day at work today, and while I waited for volunteers to arrive, I played around on the blackboard in a nearby exhibit.

It’s nice that our polling place is just a 5 minute walk away.   I was voter #312 this morning.

For her birthday, I took Ali to a “paint nite” program.  I know my artist friends are horrified at this sort of thing, but I have a lot of fun at these.  Here’s Ali, prepared to tackle her blank canvas.