Hmmm... what's today... Tuesday -- yesterday I had jin shin then hung out conserving my strength so I could go and take my driver's test today. If you walk in with a cane it's a mandatory road test, now -- if you don't walk in with a cane you can still get drunk every night and drive around, however, and unless you are stopped by police the government won't punish you. If you have physical problems that are made much worse by stress you get to be overloaded with stress, then the government tests your ability to take a test when you feel horrible. If you fail and you have m.s. you feel worse the next time, then worse, then worse, then finally you die from the stress. And of course, if you can't drive you can't support yourself, so I guess it's better to die than starve in the gutter. Have a nice day. Your government at work.

I haven't heard anything back from the Cornell QueenBee -- she was going to send me the url for a download site for the virtual world. I'd like to familiarise myself with it before I do anything else -- like, oh, if we at school are deciding how to proceed, etc. Anyway, I'd reckon I've worlds enough to occupy me. I should check on Game Everlasting, which told me I was to be a beta tester ages and ages ago --
-- just checked on them -- I'm STILL just on hold after nearly a year -- but I was afraid they'd gone belly-up at first as I didn't find them immediately. No, no -- they're fine -- with other people inworld. I probably won't like it anyway (sour grapes) as it reminds me superficially of A Tale in the Desert, which held me enthralled for 0 minutes.

I'm going to school for IEP meetings tomorrow afternoon. The entire school is going to the Puyallup Fair -- but my meetings are with parents, so it doesn't matter to me. Tiff is coming, too. She gets more work done when no one is there. She returned recently from a jaunt to the Hawaiian Islands -- MANY of the islands. I've been to several, but have only spent time on Kauai and Hawaii.

Eagles and osprey very busy back-and-forthing over the lake. The other day a staggeringly beautiful osprey crossed very near to my filthy windows, affording me a wonderful look at the feather markings. Breathtaking!