Oops! I forgot to write a post last night.
Here’s where Bruno sits while he watches me shave and brush my teeth in the morning:
I started the day by switching to a new set of teeth trays. It’s so interesting to put the new ones on, because I can feel them pressing my teeth sideways. I like it. In the picture below it goes oldest to newest, left to right.
In the afternoon, I did some work at home. I did a little light gardening, including potting some houseplants, including my new ‘Art Hodes’ begonia. Nice!
I also got some new lights for my kitchen! Woo hoo! There are three of them. Two of them were relatively easy:
But the third light had a weird hole in the ceiling behind it. It’s a giant metal box that’s like a foot square. I have no idea how I’ll mount a new light fixture there.
There’s a restaurant right next to my school that serves fish like this – you pick your kind of fish, you pick the seasoning style, and you pick the sides. My order is always the same – sea bass with cajun butter, black beans, and grilled zucchini.
Last night we had an event at school, so I stayed through after school was over, and had dinner there. It was pretty healthy, compared to going to some fast food place.
Interesting fact – there are a lot of fish restaurants like this one that follow the same model. I’ve tried a few different places. So far, this one’s my favorite, which is nice, because it’s so close to work.
One of the ceiling lights in my kitchen stopped working shortly after I moved in. It has a weird ring-shaped fluorescent bulb, so I’ve delayed replacing it, because where the heck do you get weird ring-shaped fluorescent bulbs?
Recently, another one of the lights stopped working. Now I only had one light, so it was pretty dim in the kitchen. I finally decided to do some homework and find replacement bulbs on the internet. I found them and ordered them.
…and they don’t work.
I think it’s not the bulbs that have stopped working, it’s the ballasts. Dang.
Time for some replacement light fixtures I guess.
I’ve had an increasing fascination with begonias. Fortunately, I’ve been able to resist impulse buys. Unfortunately, I have not been able to resist other kinds of buys. One of those is a begonia from my past. The variety is called “Art Hodes”. I don’t actually remember what I did with it my old one. I had it right before I moved to Maui, so I must’ve given it away. I loved its big, droopy, hairy leaves.
I really wanted another one, and things are so easy to order from the internet and I got one. It came yesterday.
It’s a big healthy cutting. And apparently, it grows into a big plant. I think I might grow this outside…
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