Weekend Plans Post: Exploring Fallout (the Show, I Mean)
They put effort into the sets, they put effort into the dialog, they put effort into the casting…I’m shocked. Fallout the show is good.
They put effort into the sets, they put effort into the dialog, they put effort into the casting…I’m shocked. Fallout the show is good.
After a crazy four years of weird pandemic stuff, we’re still finding little things to claw back.
we found a La-Z-Boy that Maribou said felt exactly like Dad’s old chair did. And we found that it was part of a set of two identical chairs…full circle.
Holy cow. Is it Memorial Day already? Indeed it is. If I am very lucky, I will forget that Monday is a day off on Sunday night.
One guy cancelled, then another guy cancelled, and I said “We’re not going to play with 3. Let’s see a movie. Let’s see… THE FALL GUY.”
I understand that the Netflix version Americanizes the ever-living heck out of the story but, even so, I found myself charmed and confused and wanting to argue about what happens next.
I had a McDonald’s fry that had never seen salt. It wasn’t very good. So, we concluded that the town was cursed. We will never go there again.
Road trip to The Eclipse. Just gotta get to where we’re going and just gotta make sure there ain’t no clouds.
You know how the best tasting food is the food that someone else makes?
This stuff tastes like someone else made it.
A week later, we’ve mostly had conversations about stuff like “even though it’s X days after surgery, I FEEL SO MUCH BETTER!”
A baked beans recipe and back to the hospital. As such, this weekend will be spent eating beans and recovering.
There’s a game night on Saturday and that will be nice. But mostly, it’ll be nice to not have that Sword of Damocles hanging over our heads.
Good on ice cream, good in a bowl of plain yogurt in the morning, good in a bowl of otherwise plain oatmeal…an excellent dessert sauce.
Three co-workers have asked “wait, it’s a three day weekend?” and I was pleased each time to say it was.
Warranties run out sometimes. You’ve still gotta do maintenance, though.