4:20

[Drunk Monk]

Back from a very short Yuki walky (I let him lead). Contemplating a power nap before iai (which is the polite way of saying ‘imma gwaan crash’)

[Drunk Monk]

Back from unloading all the new tile at svale. Stacy is taking Yuki for his walky while I eat some blister peanuts, leftover butternut squash soup and maybe some noodles too.

[Drunk Monk]

Woke to pee and then debated wifh myself whether it was worth picking up my phone & posting

Going back to sleep now.

[Drunk Monk]

I know, I know, 4:20 was 10 mins ago but I just got back from a Yuki walky where one of my neighbors (who I don't know gave me a huge bag of oranges because his tree is overproducing and he can't keep up). Well, that's a dumb excuse. 

I may have posted this before but if so, here we go again:

419.99 Mile Marker
When zealous marijuana enthusiasts kept stealing the "Mile 420" highway marker, the State of Colorado got creative.
STRATTON, COLORADO
ADDED BY
Tim Martini

Been Here?
331 BEEN HERE
Want to Visit?
995 WANT TO GO
Add to List
271 ADDED TO LIST





419.99 mile marker   Tim Martini (Atlas Obscura User)
About
It’s an otherwise unremarkable stretch of Interstate 70, just west of the Kansas border. There are the familiar large green mile-marker signs on the side of the highway; familiar, that is, with one exception.
Since the recreational use of marijuana was made legal in Colorado in 2012, the “Mile 420” post became a hot commodity. So hot, it kept disappearing — and the Colorado Department of Transportation got tired of replacing it.
The solution came with some out-of-the-DOT-box thinking: They shifted the spot by a hundredth of a mile, and turned Mile 420 into Mile 419.99.
There has been less sign thievery since the switch, but it hasn’t been a complete success. The Mile 419.99 sign has gone missing a few times too, but despite the occasional sticky green fingers the spot has become a destination. For some it’s just to see if the sign is for real, for others to maybe grab a few selfies. Still, perhaps surprisingly, the new signs have lasted longer than the old—the State of Colorado's rare signage creativity seems to be paying off.
 
Update June 2019: The sign has been gone since 2017.

[Greg]

I know I've seen it before.

[Drunk Monk]

Just fed Yukz dindin. Now I'm gonna fold laundry, then make my own dindin, then watch some tv and snack on havarti.

[Drunk Monk]

Got back from Yuki's walk. He had another seizure this morning. That's 6 seizures in 3 years. All in winter. 

Now I'm digging into some more BLS training. This new online program is too clinical. I don't really need to know all that, but it's my biannual hoop to jump through.

[Drunk Monk]

At star. Yuki keeps trying to hump Capri. It’s kinda awkward.

[Drunk Monk]

At star with Yuki’s pack Maci & Tate.

It’s so warm today

[Drunk Monk]

Just got word that Jerry’s Middle Finger is coming to the Rio on Apr 19
Another dead tribute band.
Nothing to do with the MCU, Greg.

The Rio is a short stumble from our bungalow.

Trippin on all the shows coming my way.

[Drunk Monk]

Home

Gonna power nap before yoga.

Luv me my power naps

[Drunk Monk]

Watching a video on sexual harassment that’s required by my paycheck company. 

Like I work alone. Remotely. Who the hell am I gonna harass?

But it’s required to get my paycheck.

[Drunk Monk]

I ran over a half hour ahead of the state training requirement for the sexual harassment training girls so I’ve been looking at a countdown clock until I can finish the last 3 segments of an 121 segment program. 

Is this even required in California? The paychecks company is in NH.

[King Bob]

That happened to me too with our Title 9 training. I watched all the videos and read all the screens, only to be told that I finished 30 minutes too soon, so I had to leave that window open while doing other things, checking back occasionally to check the time remaining.

[Drunk Monk]

Glad I'm not the only one, I guess...

Such a stupid requirement and a stupider way to meet it.