Sharon Cichelli
scichelli@theforkiverse.com
<p>Artist, software developer, tinkerer, pinball fan, furniture for cats.</p>
Posts
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Post #2541404
I need to invent some daily ritual for Smidge Kitty because he is moping in FOMO over Aurora Kitty&#39;s pills-and-ointment sessions. I promise you&#39;re not missing out, buddy, but cat calculus is nuanced.
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Post #2476290
Middle age: I&#39;m so excited about this library book and I keep falling asleep.
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Post #2268451
Went to a party with folks I haven’t seen in 15 years, found myself completely ill-equipped to summarize what I’m up to these days. I could summarize last week, but the last decade? I sounded very dull. I kept people talking about themselves instead, which probably made them feel more valued, but my friends did want to know how I’m doing. A few hours later, I had all kinds of interesting answers. So here’s a reminder to refresh your mental bio before your next party.
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Post #2268450
I could find a new show to watch, or… I could just… watch Firefly again. 🎶 Take my love, take my land…
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Post #2246926
Despite my giving her a pill twice a day and smearing ointment on her ears, and despite her feeling like crap, Aurora Kitty still claims my lap for comforting snuggles. I treasure this.
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Post #1551847
I wanted a more energy-efficient clothes dryer. Maybe solar- or wind-powered. Pleased to say it didn&#39;t take more than a few weeks to realize the device I wanted is called a &quot;clothesline.&quot; Because of bugs and relentless pollen, I strung mine up inside, coincidentally solving &quot;energy-efficient humidifier.&quot; Only downside is my jeans are crunchy.
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Post #1245758
@cruftbox I&#39;m impressed by your bee keeping! It combines so many disciplines (building boxes, animal husbandry, creating a healthy environment for them, I don&#39;t even know what all). What prompted you to start, and what&#39;s something you were surprised to learn once you got into it?
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Post #801873
As a kid I was tormented by the daycare&#39;s insistence on serving us &quot;pickled red beets.&quot; (Always the whole phrase, &quot;pickled red beets,&quot; with the emphasis on the &quot;red&quot; for some reason.) I couldn&#39;t stand them. As an adult I have to wonder, how did serving beets to a cafeteria full of four year olds not look like a crime scene?