if it's a plant, it's a problem

Well, actually, not trees. But just about everything else. I thought I was coming down with a sore throat but a drive with the windows down revealed my true problem - pollen! Lots of it! Itchy sneezy scratchy stuff I can't even see is melting my sinuses...

I am better since I got inside but I hope it rains as forecast tonight.

My toenails needed to be red, so now they are.

I had hoped to pedicure while D. read and listened to Harry Potter 2 - I've got him listening to the audio books now. D. had work to do upstairs however, so I ended up watching yet another Lexx DVD I'd not seen yet.

Tomorrow long day - psych appt in the morning, work, and fencing tomorrow night.

So I should probably get to sleep now.

public service announcement

Listened to a very interesting interview with the editor of this book today:

Into the Buzzsaw: Leading Journalists Expose the Myth of a Free Press

Real, award-winning, mainstream (until they shot themselves in the feet by appearing in this book) journalists, not conspiracy theorists. And not partisan either - the writers of this book expose Republican and Democrat alike. This fact makes me think this book may be more credible than others as it's objective is less likely to be political mudslinging.

The interview I listened to can be found here (yes, it's that radio show hosted by the Communion guy, but give it a chance).

I'll be interested to read this book, if I ever have time to get to it.