^ I think we have the same toilet (or some permutation of Cadet 3).

^ Handsome shitter, that.

Edited May 17, 201115 yr by Wmcmanus

Yeah, I don't think that shitter would fit in my bathroom. Seriously.

Flowise? I don't like the sound of that

One should not skimp on the shitter.

^ Handsome shitter, that.

Too easy!

GPS Receiver

Battery grip

Zvox 550HSD

Some man jewelry. Hope it is ok to call it that with the head-case anti-metro crowd, I do need a proper tonearm cable. Waiting for some Cardas wire

ShuGuang 50 Years Black Treasures set

Got a pair of Silhouette super bendy, lightweight glasses with the transition, bifocal, no glare, safety lenses. Since giving up on contacts for most daily wear, I keep losing, scratching, breaking all my expensive glasses, so I sprung for an even more expensive pair that I'm not as likely to take off and mess up or lose, and if I do break them or even scratch the lenses, they'll replace them for free for two years. Should have them next week.

This is the frame. My lenses are a different shape.

Cool and congrats. Love the Silhouettes.

I should get a pair ike that. My glasses always feel so heavy.

Got a pair of Silhouette super bendy, lightweight glasses with the transition, bifocal, no glare, safety lenses. Since giving up on contacts for most daily wear, I keep losing, scratching, breaking all my expensive glasses, so I sprung for an even more expensive pair that I'm not as likely to take off and mess up or lose, and if I do break them or even scratch the lenses, they'll replace them for free for two years. Should have them next week.

This is the frame. My lenses are a different shape.

Very cool looking Vicki, I need to see my optometrist for a tune up and to update my dorky glasses so these are just what I need to get me back into stylin' mode.

Stax SRM-323S. Crazy I know since I will sell it right away but I need to see just what Stax did to warrant a new model number and I can also teach the noobs how to change the voltage.

Silhouettes are very nice. I didn't care much for the transitions lens.

It's my first time trying the transitions. I'm tired of trying to find my lost prescription sun glasses or forgetting them just when I need them.

Today, I purchased something I'm quite excited about. I'd been admiring the food a co-worker always has with him for a month or so, and couldn't figure out how he had time to put together so many great looking meals. Turns out that he didn't cook a thing. He's friends with a chef from one of my favorite restaurants, who recently started up a delivery service: all organic, various meal plans for whatever diet you want from paleo to vegan, etc. The cost is $500 a month for four meals a day (you're responsible for breakfast), and he delivers them to work three times a week. I tried out a few sample meals today, and I certainly don't cook that well. I also spend more than that on food which I end up throwing away before I can use it all. I'm also often too tired to deal with cooking at the end of the day and end up eating horrible frozen meals or worse junky fast food. I also have my own huge refrigerator at work (bigger than my one at home), so no problem there. I signed up without hesitation.

Congrats, but five meals a day?

Edited May 18, 201115 yr by blessingx

Three meals, two mini meals. I like to eat.

Sounds like an excellent plan Vicki!

Attenuator boards, shoes, and a very low profile running fanny pack.

New Balance MR850 running shoes

I was curious to try the new Minimus at the store, but they don't make them in 2E yet, apparently they should be available this fall.

a bottle of smith&cross and some bitters

New Balance MR850 running shoes

I was curious to try the new Minimus at the store, but they don't make them in 2E yet, apparently they should be available this fall.

Slightly different concept than the running shoes (or the others) I bought.

Edited May 20, 201115 yr by cetoole

How do you like the FiveFingers? I've been reading a lot on minimalist running and I'm not sure it's for me. Do you run more trail or road?