30 Days Second Sem, Waiting Uncomfortably, Tir Na Cali Harem

For the 30 Days Meme Second Semester, for the prompt "21) Roll a d20 twice. Combine the themes of the two previous stories for those numbers." I got #14 & #17; this follows after #14, Preparing the Stage.

Tir Na Cali, in the Harem sub-setting - landing page here (and on LJ)

Content warning: bondage and mild violence



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Monday, with a new habit

I like other people's daily posts; why not try one myself?


Yesterday, we made Oops Soup for dinner:
"Oops!" When buying peppers at an Asian market, don't assume the banana peppers are sweet (two mouthfuls of yogurt and a gulp of milk to stop the burning)
"Oops!" Also, remember WHICH Asian market has the rice you want (the stuff we got is strange, good, but not what we wanted)
"Oops!" (from last week): plan a lunch BEFORE the 2-hour hike - we had chicken carcass for broth.

It turned into something like Thai chili soup with leek, carrots, onions, and a chicken broth. Tasty, and HOT.


Still not king. Err, still no date on the house-closing.


Funky links of the day: hide-away house and Zoom Room, a new take on hideabed.


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Google-fu (of a sort)

This (via haikujaguar) is pretty awesome:

"That any two things in the universe are connected can be demonstrated inductively by the magic of Google. It is not necessary that to be computationally tractable a process must be informationally encapsulated. Take any two words. The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy uses "banana" and "mandolin" in an article on the Frame Problem. If you google it, you obtain 2,690,000 hits."

("Avatar mouse" is interesting.)

1000 years ago or so, there was a thing ... I think "googlism"... where the trick was to find a phrase that had no google results...

<3!

lilfluff posted a story in my Tir na Cali verse for the 30 days meme! (Lj Link)