Bought more of the silicone food cubes. Will put all the leftover soup in them and then Tetris them in the freezer afterwards.

I will probably try to make some sort of soup with the duck carcass from T-Day. Toss in the veggie scraps, freeze-dried veggies, random rotisserie chicken parts I don’t like (white meat), and add in lentils and the potatoes and corn I canned. That should free up space.

I’ve already eaten all of my parathas a while back; now trying to eat the tortillas. Not a fan of soft tortillas that they give with Mexican meals. Not spongy enough to sop up sauces. I keep them, freeze them, then fry them when needed to make large, circular tortilla chips.

NGL—immediately thought you had written “backyard wedding” and thought you were doing the stereotype on steroids.

This morning’s dream had a giant sinkhole open up at work. We could see a dog running around that had fallen in. Retire@50! was laughing about it and actively trying to dump milk onto the dog.

Yesterday’s dream involved our current leader leading away his predecessor in restraints unceremoniously onto the back of a nondescript pickup truck.

With my mistakes:

Me, I’m not looking. I enjoy my company. I find myself hilarious.

10 more weeks and then they rescan my teeth, if I want refinements. I’m leaning towards no. I’ll take the minor bonding and then I’m done.

The good: Got all remaining 5 trays for my bottom teeth. I immediately looked for the last tray. I was chuffed at how straight the projected teeth in them would look.

Asked and answered at length, which I will not look into.

At least AI corrected me on the 3 mistakes I made on the 2nd version. But it also told me the difference in using the 2 phrases is a matter of style, but not in meaning. But why would an 8-year-old use the 2nd version?

According to AI, I’m correct. But who knows at this point if AI is correct.

But it might be unnatural to say? I’m used to using an infinitive? Or maybe my construction is awkward and stilted?

And then combining it with something I have learned in French (but also rarely use) to sound like something I would say in English:

I’m sure there are other “things” I’m missing, but it’s not a good time to be in this country. He has the white thing going for him, but that didn’t stop the regime from deporting white Europeans.