Details you might have missed in the 1993 movie ‘Jurassic Park’
I have to admit, I never thought about the Nedry parts with the Goonies.
The positive side of my day can be summarized as a series of meals, and dogs staring.
Having a coupon, I decided to splurge on breakfast from Burger King. It’s amazing how happy a little bit of hash brown will make a dog, lol.
Dinner was pasta, and I was much stared at. Sadly unlike breakfast there was no sharing.
Reactions to pasta didn’t stop Willow from being comfy but alert. Also helps that they got meat and gravy treaty goodness after dinner.
After a while, I wondered if Misty licking her chops was due to me thinking about cake, or it almost being time for her medication; which means peanut butter.
The decision to have some cake later lead to a hole being stared into my head.
Needless to say: I had to give everyone a dog treat to purchase some forgiveness, just to be sure I’m not found dead with teeth marks by morning.
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Sometimes science is grisly, like an autopsy. But we should probably count ourselves lucky we live in a world where such things can be done, and studied instead of being left to scratch our ass about how an illness affects the living.
Probably the most cooking effort I’ve put in since the stew-periment.
Seasoned and baked some broccoli and carrots, while I then chopped and sautéed onion and pepper. Mix in some leftover chicken, rice, and more seasoning. Finished with mixing in the baked yummies and finished.
Fried rice is a great use of fresh, and leftover foods. Because the results are delicious and basically defined by what’s available, lol.
Post dinner beard inspection is also mandatory according to Willow.
Pretty much as soon I start cooking, Corky hides behind the toilet and Misty often aims for her perch:
There’s really not a good reason for this, especially with how lax my cooking has been and how rarely I fry foods.
How the doggos spent the afternoon:
While some of this is a bit much, I’m glad that people are at least taking this seriously. Dining environments are often filled under the concept of “Generally considered safe” than “Swimming in disinfectants”.
I’d like to think if you can pass the inspections from the board of public health, you’re going to generate safe food. Relative to your staff’s health. But common areas like tables, chairs, booths, and other customer touch heavy areas can’t be held to same standards as your kitchen service; least not in practical terms. But a little bit of calculated effort can go a long way to avoid and limit stupid.
Willow’s response to me trying to take a picture of her slobbering me was to eye the camera.
Apple gets it ‘write’ with Scribble on iPadOS
Now this is promising 😄
An interesting idea but I doubt much will truly change.
In my Android → iPad conversion I came to the conclusion that Android made it easier for me to know what data I am sharing with applications; iOS makes it more clear that I am sharing data. But in practice people aren’t going to stop using their services just because of data collection. At best, we can hope users read the privacy policies, and that the platform gods police bad actors on their store fronts.