Salt Peanuts

You can see couple pics of them further down the thread. Grado Facility Tour - Head-Fi: Covering Headphones, Earphones and Portable Audio

x2.

CAKE - Prolonging the Magic

Built To Spill - Ancient Melodies Of The Future

8gb CF card.

B.B. King - Live At The Regal

A Tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughan

Digging up an old thread here, but was wondering if there have been anything new and exciting in the world of cordless drill? Also, anyone here has experience with Rockwell drills? Their free batteries for life program intrigues me, though their drills are bit expensive.

Cowboy Junkies - Trinity Revisited

Again, not snow, but now 3-6 inches expected around here over the next two days. Fuck, fuck, fuckity fuck.

Built two raised bed frames. This turned out to be more difficult than anticipated due to a crappy, underpowered cordless drill that kept running out of battery. I'll be getting myself a better drill soon. Time to start researching.

8 cu ft of peat moss 2"x6"x8' lumber (x2) 2"x12"x16' lumber 1.5 cu ft of compost Still need to go get more/different compost, but it's been surprisingly difficult to locate.

It's back up and I doubt it was really anything as Apple generally doesn't release anything new on weekend. FWIW, yesterday was the deadline for 1st round of iPad apps.

Parenthood

Had to initiate an item exchange with Amazon - it was odd that the initiation process required no human interaction. Hopefully, the exchange goes smoothly.

WUT? I bought approximately 8 cu ft of vermiculite and shade over 3 pounds of salmon fillet.

Yay! Technically yesterday, but I had to stay late at work for a function at work and got fed spectacularly mediocre pizzas instead of good pizzas I was expecting as they got them from a different place then usual. Got home and tried to play around with Lightroom 3B2 as I've never used Lightroom before, but was too tired so I gave up shortly after.

Are the USB cables at least 18AWG?

Damn.

toe - For Long Tomorrow

Frick, I have to buy those soon, too. Goddamn house.

Well, if it's any consolation, I have a backyard that is only green because moss grows on it - not enough sunlight as the backyard is surrounded by trees (state forests). My gardens will be going on the front yard where it actually gets some sunlight.

Balcony? I'll check to see if it talks about indoor/potted plants. I either skipped or didn't read carefully if the information didn't pertain to me so it's a real possibility the book talks about it and I just don't remember it.

As in no yard? I haven't read through the whole thing yet (I had it on loan from library until yesterday) but if I remember correctly, the book does talk about making smaller (1'x1' or 2'x2') boxes w/ bottom (and drainage holes) to use on decks/patios. I should have my copy tomorrow.

Tom Waits - Alice