I got home around 1 from jin shin/food shoperateriationing, after leaving here at 9:15. Most of the time was spent A. with my feet in a tub of hot water and mild electric current, and B. having real jin shin afterwards. I like weird things and so does Frank, so doing this strange electricity thing is kewl to us. This was the last day there, as the next appointment (Thursday except Frank said he'd call me if he decides to work on Monday) is in the old K Records building that Frank and Berdie are moving to. I'm glad. I made Frank draw me a diagram showing where to park, what door to go in, where to turn in the hallway, etc.

After that I went to get a few things at the Grocery Outlet on Harrison, and was parked facing some newspaper boxes when I saw something that made me laugh. A local paper has a new slogan "Truly Indispensable" which was printed across its empty newspaper box (dispensor). Yes - truly indispensable - they probable won't even fit in the dispensor, no wonder it was empty.

I called Office Depot to arrange binding, called school twice, talked to the vice principal, got an email from Alex and sent one back - and now maybe I can get to work and do the things I need to get done for them.

I sent the press release to a number of people, and have heard back from a few - some I haven't spoken to for a while. That's cool.

Alan P responded to my email asking him where he had got to - which is great. He's not been well, which is less great, however.

Anji sent me news - including this snippet about Ryan, which I loved:
"It was the last day of school holidays. We went down the coast for Zada's birthday party which was at the movies followed with McDonald's for lunch. Speaking of which, Ryan calls it E I O. What the? Old McDonald had a farm. Zada turned 7. They went to see Ice Age 2."