I’m going to narrate my recipe for epic ramen. I’ll try to make it into a more formal recipe if I can, but there’s going to be narrative and commentary first.
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I’m going to narrate my recipe for epic ramen. I’ll try to make it into a more formal recipe if I can, but there’s going to be narrative and commentary first. [...] I’m just going to point you to Hanne’s post here. This is so seriously unadvertised it’s almost criminal (and is it, under the ADA? I don’t know.). Anyway, for titles on Netflix that support it, with Apple TV’s newest 4.4.2 update (I don’t know if it was supported earlier than that – I just figured it out), you start playing the title, then you press [...] I am at a business conference (about SharePoint 2010) in Anaheim, CA this week, so I wrote a letter this morning for my Dad. Hanne will print it out and hand it to him. [...] The combination of confusion and short term memory failure is really interesting from a psychological standpoint. For the caregiver I recommend a sort of Zen Buddhist attitude toward optimizing the caregiven’s moment to moment experience. [...] One of the largest pains in the butt is identity. [...] A list. [...] Our Elder Statescat, Mrs. Calabash, at age 18 just passed away Sunday night. Dad was present for initial diagnosis and recommended in a moment of clarity that we at least talk with our Vet about the option of euthanasia. [...] A catalog (because I’m too logey to be more constructive than that) of vignettes of weird things Dad’s been doing lately. [...] We are slowly working our way through the bureaucracy. If I could do it all again, I think I would have done all I could to avoid having Dad’s California Driver’s License expire without getting the California DMV to issue a personal ID. The lack of ID gets in the way of so many bureaucratic [...] |
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