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I took T. over to HG today for his volunteer shift. Unfortunately — and this is a risk with automation — they weren’t expecting him, and they want him to have a buddy when he volunteers, and they want us to provide a buddy. Not sure if or how that is going to happen, but we’ll try.
Imperfect Foods arrived. It would have all fit in one box, and yet, it arrived in two. I think their algorithm for figuring out how many boxes to use breaks down when the dollar amount vs. volume of goods is high.
T. went for a bike ride.
R. is out for a bike ride.
I got a walk with M.
It is very hot today.
I started working on the A’tuin lego build. A reddish brown 1x 8 plate snapped on me. I stole 2 1x4 plates from the 31120 set to use in place of the missing piece.
I’ll be taking A. over to the jr hi for her Connections Open House a little later today. We are going to drive, because, as I noted above, it is very hot today.
Matt Levine’s column at Bloomberg has included stuff about the costs associated with sending out proxy materials. I find this all a little mysterious; it’s profoundly difficult to get the paper switched to e-form for a lot of financial stuff, and honestly, I don’t even understand why I get any of it in p- or e-mail. I should just log into my account and do everything there. It is bonkers to even send me anything. That entire industry runs on spreadsheets and it shouldn’t.
Imperfect Foods arrived. It would have all fit in one box, and yet, it arrived in two. I think their algorithm for figuring out how many boxes to use breaks down when the dollar amount vs. volume of goods is high.
T. went for a bike ride.
R. is out for a bike ride.
I got a walk with M.
It is very hot today.
I started working on the A’tuin lego build. A reddish brown 1x 8 plate snapped on me. I stole 2 1x4 plates from the 31120 set to use in place of the missing piece.
I’ll be taking A. over to the jr hi for her Connections Open House a little later today. We are going to drive, because, as I noted above, it is very hot today.
Matt Levine’s column at Bloomberg has included stuff about the costs associated with sending out proxy materials. I find this all a little mysterious; it’s profoundly difficult to get the paper switched to e-form for a lot of financial stuff, and honestly, I don’t even understand why I get any of it in p- or e-mail. I should just log into my account and do everything there. It is bonkers to even send me anything. That entire industry runs on spreadsheets and it shouldn’t.