Yay!!!

de La Tour's work is amazing. 'The Repentant Magdeleine' took my breath away when I first saw it.

"phandering"

I thought that was one of the few shows to actually treat the pandemic kinda honestly

Sounds like that was hand-y!

It was an excellent post! Quite enjoyed it.

In person?? (As opposed to a virtual hearing?)

They didn't just copy-paste that section from the first set of briefs into the second?

That has never been my experience of folks who went to Michigan!

How many of these railroads still exist in some legal form (even if they no longer operate or own rolling stock)? (I know Conrail still exists, but was curious if that's broadly true?)

Zeal of a convert? :)

Looking for any particular causes of action? (Fact bound, APA, etc.)

Portioning and freezing helps too, particularly when cooking for one. Buying meat in bulk-ish at Costco and then vacuum sealing individual portions made a big difference. But completely agree on basic skills - although even there, learning by trial and error or with basic training can go a long way.

It's like they don't even know about communicating in pings. One ping only, please.

With bonus fun Moon fact: parts of the Earth, blasted from the crust many eons ago, may have crashed on the Moon, been incorporated into lunar rocks, and then returned to Earth during Apollo!

We bought an extra box a year or two ago, so we've been off cycle for a while now. It's kind of nice!