1. Loose fish sticks or maybe breakfast sausages
2. Shopping bags, plastic
3. Cold hard cash (63¢)
4. Three garbage bags worth of food from 2010 - 2013
5. Several containers of lunches I'd packed for my mother
6. Cold folding cash ($1)
7. A pen light all the way at the bottom that still worked
8. Soup
9. Lots of ground meat
10. THE BOTTOM OF THE FREEZER!!!!
My mother and I are going to have some serious talks on the subject of "the freezer is not a garbage can for all those things we don't want to deal with".
Of course, I was supposed to be cleaning her fridge, but whatevs. (No comments from the peanut gallery, Jenn.)
Dropped some of the aforementioned ground beef in the tiny space between the freezer and the steps, spent 20 minutes hauling it out. Had to use pruning shears to grab hold of it!
(Trying out this conflict and migrant lj-cut idea. I do not promise anything. Obviously if something big happens, like ISIS gets hold of the bomb and nukes the hell out of North Korea, I'm going to put that outside a cut. Because, you know, that's going to be our big concern, where I stick the articles.)
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Engineered bacteria detect cancer and diabetes in urine
PowerPoint should be banned. This PowerPoint presentation explains why.
Sending ice to Antarctica
How one N.Y. museum is already prepping for the next big flood
How microbes acquire electricity in making methane
A Cleaner Fleet Week: What Do You Do With a Cultured Sailor?
Here’s how much corporations paid US senators to fast-track the TPP bill
Inmates across the US charged for their own incarceration
The Heartbreak of Finding Out That All Your Bees Died Over the Winter
Turning sewage into drinking water gains appeal as drought lingers
Some bats with white-nose syndrome cured by bacteria, scientists say
The flat tax falls flat for good reasons
The NSA is testing tech to identify you by swipes on your phone screen
2 cool maps that show how wind power is poised to go big — really big
Inside the war on coal
Letter: Farts should be Pendleton council’s next order of business
Surprise: Using car's air conditioning saves gas
Lead poisoning is a major threat at America’s shooting ranges, perpetuated by owners who’ve repeatedly violated laws even after workers have fallen painfully ill.
'New species' of ancient human found
Whoops! A creationist museum supporter stumbled upon a major fossil find.
As a creationist kid, I was determined not to learn about evolution.
We Trust Children to Know What Gender They Are, Until They Go Against the Norm
Study: Europeans to suffer more ragweed with global warming
Need to Suck It Up? Try a Meat Straw
Yeast can live with human genes
The “middle class” myth: Here’s why wages are really so low today
Say hello to the dementor wasp. It turns cockroaches into zombies.
The CIA’s Student-Activism Phase
Blood turned into nerve cells by Canadian researchers
North Canterbury farmer's living sheep billboards lift spirits
Turkey could elect its first openly gay member of parliament in next month's elections, despite a rising tide of social conservativism in the Muslim-majority country.
County sheriff has used stingray over 300 times with no warrant
Young Treasure Hunters Dig Up History Lessons in a Classroom’s Closet
Birds 'weigh' peanuts and choose heavier ones
California looks Down Under for drought advice
Pressure mounts to shut down immigrant family detention centers
Putin declares Russian troop deaths in peacetime a secret
New York socialite Gigi Jordan gets 18-year sentence for poisoning autistic son
Our Soil Is Bad. Are We Doomed?
Rohingya seek better life in Malaysia, but reality is stark
2. Shopping bags, plastic
3. Cold hard cash (63¢)
4. Three garbage bags worth of food from 2010 - 2013
5. Several containers of lunches I'd packed for my mother
6. Cold folding cash ($1)
7. A pen light all the way at the bottom that still worked
8. Soup
9. Lots of ground meat
10. THE BOTTOM OF THE FREEZER!!!!
My mother and I are going to have some serious talks on the subject of "the freezer is not a garbage can for all those things we don't want to deal with".
Of course, I was supposed to be cleaning her fridge, but whatevs. (No comments from the peanut gallery, Jenn.)
Dropped some of the aforementioned ground beef in the tiny space between the freezer and the steps, spent 20 minutes hauling it out. Had to use pruning shears to grab hold of it!
(Trying out this conflict and migrant lj-cut idea. I do not promise anything. Obviously if something big happens, like ISIS gets hold of the bomb and nukes the hell out of North Korea, I'm going to put that outside a cut. Because, you know, that's going to be our big concern, where I stick the articles.)
Engineered bacteria detect cancer and diabetes in urine
PowerPoint should be banned. This PowerPoint presentation explains why.
Sending ice to Antarctica
How one N.Y. museum is already prepping for the next big flood
How microbes acquire electricity in making methane
A Cleaner Fleet Week: What Do You Do With a Cultured Sailor?
Here’s how much corporations paid US senators to fast-track the TPP bill
Inmates across the US charged for their own incarceration
The Heartbreak of Finding Out That All Your Bees Died Over the Winter
Turning sewage into drinking water gains appeal as drought lingers
Some bats with white-nose syndrome cured by bacteria, scientists say
The flat tax falls flat for good reasons
The NSA is testing tech to identify you by swipes on your phone screen
2 cool maps that show how wind power is poised to go big — really big
Inside the war on coal
Letter: Farts should be Pendleton council’s next order of business
Surprise: Using car's air conditioning saves gas
Lead poisoning is a major threat at America’s shooting ranges, perpetuated by owners who’ve repeatedly violated laws even after workers have fallen painfully ill.
'New species' of ancient human found
Whoops! A creationist museum supporter stumbled upon a major fossil find.
As a creationist kid, I was determined not to learn about evolution.
We Trust Children to Know What Gender They Are, Until They Go Against the Norm
Study: Europeans to suffer more ragweed with global warming
Need to Suck It Up? Try a Meat Straw
Yeast can live with human genes
The “middle class” myth: Here’s why wages are really so low today
Say hello to the dementor wasp. It turns cockroaches into zombies.
The CIA’s Student-Activism Phase
Blood turned into nerve cells by Canadian researchers
North Canterbury farmer's living sheep billboards lift spirits
Turkey could elect its first openly gay member of parliament in next month's elections, despite a rising tide of social conservativism in the Muslim-majority country.
County sheriff has used stingray over 300 times with no warrant
Young Treasure Hunters Dig Up History Lessons in a Classroom’s Closet
Birds 'weigh' peanuts and choose heavier ones
California looks Down Under for drought advice
Pressure mounts to shut down immigrant family detention centers
Putin declares Russian troop deaths in peacetime a secret
New York socialite Gigi Jordan gets 18-year sentence for poisoning autistic son
Our Soil Is Bad. Are We Doomed?
Rohingya seek better life in Malaysia, but reality is stark
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Date: 2015-05-29 04:28 pm (UTC)In my refrigerator I recently found a jar of L.L. Bean blueberries that I think I purchased in 1997. It's still sealed, but....
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Date: 2015-05-29 06:00 pm (UTC)Now I just need to use it all up, and fast.
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Date: 2015-05-29 05:40 pm (UTC)Thanks. But those are not the only depressing things I wish were under the cut.