Funemploy

[azurelunatic]

I have decided that the main agenda for my first week post-job is to sleep, like the moderately disabled person I was pretending not to be.

I made Experimental Brownies from a Box. This didn't go quite as planned because I decided to fuck with the timing due to using a smaller pan.

The ones where I added glacé cherries and pecans came out better.

I have ambitions to take apart a certain piece of equipment, now that a) I know how it goes back together, and b) I am aware of what a mess it is.

Next week is planned to have more productive content.

Comments

[silveradept]

Now that I know what it is, I feel rather terrible about you having cleaned and repaired it to functional status.

[azurelunatic]

I am okay with having done it! Fewer things to re-buy.

[silveradept]

That is very helpful. What was the secret I missed to reassembly?

[azurelunatic]

Let gravity help: stack the fiddly bits face down, then apply the machine.

[ghoti]

if almond is on your list of okay-to-eat, box brownies with amaretto liquor in place of the water and/or a splash of almond extract.

[azurelunatic]

INTERESTING.

[ghoti]

SO. GOOD.

[niqaeli]

....hmmmm. I'm not big on almond but this has POSSIBILITIES as a concept.

[azurelunatic]

I'm contemplating orange.

[ghoti]

the only downside, if you can call it that, is that they're extra sweet and sticky and never quite seem to set.

[kyleri]

Taking things apart can be GLORIOUS fun, especially when you already know how to put them back together!

Also, enjoy the napping.

[azurelunatic]

Having slept through most of the weekend, I'm thinking I might even be conscious most of the weekdays.

[kyleri]

That will probably be pretty pleasant.

[vass]

Sounds like a good first week plan. Good luck with the taking shit apart and putting it back together. (Have you ever tried an optical mouse? I did once, to unwind the cat hair from around the clickwheel spindle. Fun times.)

[azurelunatic]

The mission was successful. I am pleased with using the water flosser as a tiny household power washer.

I have not attempted that operation on an optical mouse. Though the tiny ball nub on the Apple mouse is such a pain to clean.

[jesse_the_k]

I am pleased with using the water flosser as a tiny household power washer

That's brilliant! In your now-increased copious spare time, you should write a letter to Braun/Waterpik!