JUST IN CASE DAY

Ended up at one of my usual places after errands yesterday for a plate of noodles, and some milk tea. And you know something? I'm getting kind of tired with the beastly cold, so this post is more or less a pointless rant about June weather in San Francisco and how much I loathe Republicans and wish to blame them for this. Even though they have nothing to do with it.
That is to say, logically they don't. Though really, they do.

Sometimes logic goes out the window.

And freezes its tuchus off.


But I thoroughly enjoyed the hot cup of Hong Kong milk tea, which was as strong and sweet as I like it, as well as the people-watching during. One of the usuals was there -- his family give him money for dinner, seeing as he's a bit "off" and can't quite manage life -- as well as a young Mandarin-speaking woman with absolutely delectable legs (she was wearing tiny shorts) of which I saw far too much as well as far too little. Oh my. And 'um'.
I only noticed them when she got up to got to the bathroom.
As a matter of principle I approve of that.
It prevents urinary tract infection.

The young Mandarin speaking woman was with two friends, the regular with continuity issues was in no way connected with that, and, sadly, may not have registered the view. Seeing as he doesn't notice people very much.

Always take time to smell the roses and notice nice thighs. Life is much nicer when you do that. And how sad if you were born with minor defects that preclude doing so.

Of course I have to wonder whether she was just incapable of noticing the cold. Maybe she and her friends had come in to stop freezing. Yesterday, like most days last week in San Francisco, was a double underwear day. Plus a sweater over my outer shirt, and a coat. Should I have put my winter coat in the closet? Or should I have kept it out just in case. Yesterday would have been a just in case.


I am certain the frigid winds yesterday were caused by global warming, for which the Republicans are mostly to blame. Along with drought, plagues, tick borne infections, indigestion, and outbreaks of mass vulgarity.


There ought to be a law.



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