Yesterday (monday) morning after dropping Carrie off at work and bringing her coffe, I helped an elderly (well, upper-middle-aged) couple who had gotten stranded at Starbucks. I bought them some gasoline. Hope it helped.
I kind of played catch-up for the rest of the day without much success. After work Carrie went with Missa to Costco 'cause Missa needed some stuff. Carrie also picked up some cheese and lunch meat and much-needed garbage bags. But the most important thing she bought was a Costco-sized new bottle of Mr. Yoshida's Sauce. For din-dins I made Yoshida Salmon, which is really, really tasty. I made green beans with bacon for my side, and Carrie made a big huge mixed vegetable thing for her side.
I then retreated to the office for the rest of the evening because Mondays now are Carrie's TV days. She watches Friends, Related, and The Apprentice, none of which I'm particularly keen on watching. I came in here and read about the Battle of Britain, due to the fact that I only had very sketch knowledge about what it entailed—I knew it consisted of a series of German air rads over England. Well, it turns out that that is the basic gist of it. But I learned all about the strategies and the horrible state of German military intelligence and all that stuff. I'm curious to see one of the movies based on it. Perhaps I could write a better one?
At 10:00 we went down to the Hob Nob and hung out with Mary & Jimbo for an hour before being overcome with extreme sleepiness. We started Season 6 of Buffy and went to bed.
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Tuesday, March 21, 2006
Yes, There Really Is a Mr. Yoshida
posted by Christopher at 9:45 AM 
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