Ham (a lot)

Today I ADHD-ed my way through making ham hash for breakfast, then turned the rest of that particular bag into split pea soup. That was dinner.

I also realized that there is only my body and potentially entropy stopping me from making dark chocolate orange bits, snack sized. I have access to good dark chocolate. I have a sheet of small heart molds from the crunchy frog project. (Searching "crunchy frog" is going to get you a moderately gross & gruesome Monty Python sketch; that is the source but I was attempting jam centers with a stretch goal of crisp rice.)

The most potentially entropic bit is the citrus oil. I'll need to smell it before entrusting it to chocolate, since there's a chance it may have gone off.

I want to use a mold because I want easy to identify shapes, and uniform. We're at the point of putting other treats in the Jingle Jangle tin.

We also finished watching Our Flag Means Death, and what a ride, man.

Yet another adminishment to a healthcare site

Subject was a typo, but I kept it.

The profile page looks as though I would be able to change the display of my name, but it does not appear to work. There is a note that says "display only", indicating that this is not where I could submit evidence of a legal name change, and my current name is inside a dark outline that is consistent with a fillable form. If this is not intended to be fillable, make it not look fillable. If it is intended to be fillable, it's not working. Like many other gender diverse people, my birth first name is dead to me. I would like to make all HEALTHCARESYSTEM sites stop displaying it to me except on certain pages like a profile page where I might need to confirm my information as it appears on my state ID. Otherwise, I don't want to see my birth first name on any website or in any place intended for a friendly personalization. This is disappointing.