Also a bag of avocados.

If a website asks me about food restrictions or allergies, and differentiates between vegetarianism and veganism, it seems that it should similarly recognize the distinction between not eating pork and keeping kosher.

As to why it only asked me about the pork park, I have no idea.

The Women's March was one of the more casually intense events I've ever been to. I was there for almost an hour and a half, and walked about eight blocks - that's how many people there were. There was chanting, and drumming, and I'm sure there's plenty of photos of the better signs online by now. The Leia ones were some of the most touching.

To make myself feel better about breaking a glass - a really nice one, too, that I got a couple of jobs ago from the job itself - I'm working through The Good Place. I got spoiled for it, which makes watching it sort of like reading an annotated Vonnegut novel: I'm watching for the craft. And Janet.

petra suggests the name "scorned soup" for the game of looking around the grocery store, spotting the items people abandoned randomly, and determining if a meal can be made out of them. Today in Trader Joe's, ingredients included cauliflower rice, beans, chicken stock, olives, and mushrooms - they've got potential.