Do you think something is getting lost in the translation?

We’ve got a serious leak in our laundry room from the pipes under the sink. I had to shut water to the house off last night. Luckily our outside taps are on a different feed so we are able to fill buckets to flush toilets.

We took the basin that we brined the pig in outside last night to the back porch, boiled a few pots of water and had a romantic moonlit bath.

Sorry, no pictures.

“The Plumbing Guy” from the Yellow Pages who advertises 24X7 emergency service hasn’t called back as of 20 hours later.

Some of these items would be great fun to try! Let me know if you do…

Here’s a month and a half recall film of the internal resorption case I did a short time ago. I just finished a retreatment of 11. Looks like healing is progressing apical to 21. The tooth has remained comfortable.

This book surprised me with its thematic texture. It’s about how morality is not a function of sexual exploration or lifestyle choices, but simply a function of truth. Morality is how truthfully we interrelate our lives with one another–irrespective of what we do in our lives.

Iles plays with us in the book, many times leading us down a banal path of plot development, only to snatch it away and replace it with something more gripping and refreshing.