I'll show you, sugar, how to juggle them dice

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I have spent this afternoon proofreading an academic book on memory, ritual space, and constructions of history and time, and listening to PJ Harvey. I had triangular salmon onigiri for lunch and a profitable meeting this morning. My poem "Heliotrope" has been accepted by ericmarin for the June issue of Lone Star Stories. fleurdelis28 and I are contemplating starting an online petition for the Leverett A. Saltonstall Bridge, because that is too good a name to waste, and it turns out that Unitarianism in its earliest form is a sixteenth-century heresy genetically related to Arianism. Today has actually not sucked.

[edited 2007-04-02 18:30]

My mother just arrived home with pomegranate chip ice cream. Add to the list of flavors I didn't know anyone made . . .

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I have spent this afternoon proofreading an academic book on memory, ritual space, and constructions of history and time...

Sounds cool. It would be cooler if you were getting paid for it, of course...

...starting an online petition for the Leverett A. Saltonstall Bridge, because that is too good a name to waste

Indeed it is! But where IS the said bridge?
I, meantime, have gotten drafted to save Willoughby's and Walker Loden...

and it turns out that Unitarianism in its earliest form is a sixteenth-century heresy genetically related to Arianism.

Yeah--it was big in Transsylvania. (Seriously!)

pomegranate chip ice cream.

It does sound tasty, but hard to imagine. I think I'd pair it with a sumac sake, or perhaps some sort of eau-de-vie.

[sovay]

It would be cooler if you were getting paid for it, of course...

I am: it's a publication by the Center for Hellenic Studies, with whom I now have a job. I keep meaning to post about this.

Indeed it is! But where IS the said bridge?

It doesn't yet exist. But since the Mystic River Bridge was renamed after Saltonstall's successor in 1967, I see no reason we couldn't find another bridge for the man himself.

Yeah--it was big in Transsylvania. (Seriously!)

(I know! Which is awesome. And makes me wonder if Agatha is going to run into random Unitarians.)

I think I'd pair it with a sumac sake

I think that's a much better combination, actually, than their suggested Zinfandel.