Low-key night so far

I think I missed the Pilsen Circular Mass tonight. I got to the plaza at a few minutes after six and no one was there, and it was getting pretty overcast. No one else was waiting there with their bike, either. I pumped up my tires and sat for a few minutes listening to music. John Stoner showed up about a quarter past six, and told me that there were heavy showers heading toward the city...I decided to just go home. I also decided to stop by school to use the bathroom, which was a fortunate decision since I got in just after it started pouring big heavy drops of rain. By the time I got out, it had pretty much stopped, and I even saw dusk-painted clouds on the western horizon when crossing north over the Ike.

I had some thoughts on my relationship with food which I'll have to relate at some other time. I gotta run out to Hyde Park for John's bonfire if it isn't too wet, and then over to the Westin for the Bottom Line seminar.

Yeah, so, I live a real exciting life. Sunday I've got to nail down a fair amount of work I need done by Monday.

When you don't control your own government, people want to kill you

Another reason to blame America first: more on CIA illegal domestic activities and torture.