It may be time to replace the stove burner covers.
Month: January 2017
Breakfast
It’s veggie eggs for breakfast, with baby bellas, green onions, spinach, and tomatoes.
Pollywog
Polly doesn’t like dogs, but she’s utterly unfazed by them. Thomas can be really pesty, and Polly just ignores him. So when Thomas is acting bonkers, Polly is the only cat who will stick around. The others hide.
Watching Star Trek with Thomas
Thomas finally ran his battery down and is chilling with me.
Renovation Progress
All the books and most of the shelving is now cleared from the 9th floor.
Foggy
The high yesterday was 56F. It was hella windy and stormy last night, and then the temperature dropped to 30F. Today it went back up to 61F and was alternately foggy and rainy.
Holy migraine, Bateman! My head is about to explode.
Competitive Bone Chewing
Have I mentioned that this dog is completely bonkers?
Sunrise Over Wright Quad
They’re renovating the 9th floor of the west tower. Eventually the fine arts library will move here, so that their space in the fine arts building can be incorporated into the big art museum renovation. The library will permanently lose the space in the art building, unfortunately, so we’re having to find room for the fine arts collection in the main library.
The 9th floor is being cleared out, so it can be renovated, so the fine arts collection will have a new home.
Scrambled Eggs and Fried Rice
This is what you do when you have eggs but no bread for toast. You make a pot of basmati rice (it’s not sticky), then fry it with spinach and green onions, then eat it with scrambled eggs. The leftovers are pretty good, too, so that’s going to be breakfast tomorrow.
(Please note that there are no dead people or dogs in this post. I’m not sure how that happened.)
Frank Nicholas Basquill
screen shot from Legacy Family Tree
Ohio Department of Health, Division of Vital Statistics, death certificate 25869 (1923), Frank Nicholas Basquill; digital image, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, “Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953,” FamilySearch (familysearch.org/ : accessed 8 Jan 2017). Rec. Date: 15 Oct 2016. Cit. Date: 8 Jan 2017.
Frank was the son of Miles Basquill and Barbara Jean Davis. He never married and doesn’t seem to have had any children. He served in the United States Navy during World War I and was honorably discharged. After that, he worked manufacturing tires at a rubber factory, eventually becoming foreman. And then he was gone. Such a short life, with not much to show for it.
red paper boat 