The Agrinautica

   So for reallies this time I'm leaving today. Current plan is to make a five hour dash down to the family cabin in Tweedy, which is near The Grapevine.

   Cabin certainly doesn't have internet so I'll be out of touch with the blogosphere. I think I might be able to make a phone post or so though.. I'm not sure how long I'll be there. But when I come out again, I'll be in OC.

   My carmobile has been acting particularly shoddy lately so I'm a bit skeptical about whether or not it will survive. Which is such sauce because while I am confident I can survive when the car breaks down in Coalinga, I'm planning on bringing the two rats, Leia & Delilah with me. Its much harder to get around without a car in the middle of nowhere with two pet rats, and I don't want them to overheat )=

   And I feel endlessly behind in terms of getting ready to leave here, which is weird because all my entries from around this time from one or two years ago talk about how I can't wait to get out of here at the first moment its feasible.

   In Other News: apparently The Man intends to demolish the wooden structure at Little Big People Park¹. It met regulations when I was on the renovations committee three years ago and I'd imagine it still does, The Man was just itching to get rid of it.. probably figured I'd graduated this June when I was supposed to and He could bulldoze my park with me unawares!
   ¹The wooden structure isn't pictured on Daviswiki, mainly because the geodesic dome outshines it in photogenicity. I was actually at the park the day before yesterday though and have a picture or two I'll put up.

   But basically because I'm trying to finish all this shiznas and leave this livejournal entry is just a bunch of fluff. Everything I wanted to write required some kind of preparation, as decent megeblogtastic posts should, so I just sat down and started writing.



Previously on Emosnail
   Two Years Ago Today: "This Just In - I'm in Hell! - and musings about roommates
   Year Ago Today: Declared Goal # 17 - Get more comments. Which as noted in last entry, I was fairly succeessful at. Also polling indicates 66% of the readers want more tales of debauchery (--would eat words year later!), followed by a 42% demand for megabloggery and theorizing, least interest in underbloggery.