There's a good chance you hallucinated this week without ever knowing it

Inverse ^ | October 11, 2019 | By Jack Barton on

[Tax-chick]

[moose07]

Yep, “That is your starter for 10” “Asia”.

[moose07]

Good Morning, O’Keeper of Kittens.

[Monkey Face]

Surprised Kitteh sees more rain and is astonished it lasts so long.

Good morning.

It’s shower time, and maybe I can warm up a little.

The rain. It never stops. Isolation got nuthin’ on me! I’ve pretty much been quarantined since first getting CFIDS. The only thing I’m not prepared for is bare shelves when I shop.

[Tax-chick]

Good morning. I had a hefty cat on my chest at 4:45 a.m. He must have worried that I would decide to have a lie-in until 5:00.

[Monkey Face]

Yes, not quite an elephant on your chest, but when you’re sleeping it may as well be.

[Silentgypsy]

You’ve probably run out of bread when that happens.

[Tax-chick]

Good morning. The boys are nagging me about not having the particular type of bread each one prefers. Turkeys.

I don’t even know whether the clearance bread outlet is open.

[Silentgypsy]

G’mawnin’. Do they have that crunchy, nutty, healthy bread at the clearance bread outlet? It’s called some-number-of-multigrain bread or something. Very tasty. Ezekiel bread tastes like cardboard—old, tough cardboard at that.

[Monkey Face]

Walmart carries a brand called “Grandma Sycamore’s Home-maid Bread,” and the type I like is the sunflower seed and honey. Really tasty. I don’t buy bread often, but if I did, a few loaves of this would find their ways into my freezer. :o]

[Tax-chick]

They have some kind of organic bread that costs over $2.00/loaf. We buy the stuff that’s $.79.

[ArGee]

Good morning and Happy Wednesday from aboard Amtrak’s Maple Leaf service. I decided to avoid further contact with the denizens of New York City until someone asks for an in-person meeting.

It’s not so much the Coronavirus. Something that caused them to elect this clown of a mayor might rub off as the crowd of tourists thins.

[Tax-chick]

Good morning. It’s Wednesday here, too!

[Monkey Face]

I don’t know if this is organic, but I think it has no preservatives, but my choices were limited, and this looked the most appealing. I hope by the time pay day comes again that the supply chain is working well again and that people have adjusted to the fact that there is no reason for their panic. All the bread that was left was $3 and up.

[Tax-chick]

I prefer inorganic food products to organic ;-).

[Monkey Face]

Yep, Wednesday here, too, but a very wet one. I have to take a letter over to the mail drop and I don’t want to go out in the rain again. *sigh*

Life is.

I have no idea who our mayor is, here in Boring, Utah. Whoever it is, s/he keeps a low profile.

[Tax-chick]

Our mayor here in Boring, NC, is Mike Alvarez. Nice guy, he’s been an effective, low-controversy mayor.

[ArGee]

There’s a simple test to know if it’s really organic. If it doesn’t taste good enough to have cost that much, it’s organic.

[ArGee]

Selena Zito (I think I got her name right) had a piece on Townhall.com yesterday about how Pittsburgh is handling the crisis. She described a mayor who is every bit the kind NYC needs.

I realize NYC may be a bit more complicated than Pittsburgh, but that doesn’t mean it needs a mayor who would rather run for President than get to work on the city’s needs.

[Tax-chick]

It’s just that DeBlasio has a different concept of “the city’s needs,” just as, say, Joe Biden has a different concept of “the country’s needs” from, say, Donald Trump.