Ann Sather of the namesake bakery in Chicago recreated this recipe for a one-woman show at the Body Politic Theatre in Chicago in 1992.

{3,7,3} Hyperbolic Honeycomb by Henry Segerman (with Royce Nelson) (ladies' slim fit, XL, in red) is as complex as it is beautiful. Is it a cell? Is it a mandala? Is it a Paint file gone mad? How tiny is the farthest point as you move towards the border, exactly? What does this Schl\"afli symbols exploration mean to me? So may questions! So much art!

Why is she still running the wipers?

Vaccinations against what?

Send him a grammar and writing guide. It would be the biggest favor he'd ever receive.

It is called the Pacific EDGE, after all.

The dog's approach is more direct, which I respect. Poor Methodical Kitty.

What if the piece is too big to safely eat in one bite?

My dog is at my side ALL DAY, whereas my cats exist on a strictly need-to-be-petted schedule. So I have to address my dog by name for more activities and skills than my cats.

My dark side is too busy to type......

One's real parents, quotation marks or no, are the ones who love you and raise you. That's it. I'm sure you meant "biological", which is the correct, legal, and thoughtful term.

Um, not judging, maybe, but that's a little manic and maybe breakup-related (girl or job or vice, cannot be sure). At least he's off the streets.

One of the funniest TEDTalks ever. I wish he'd troll more and fill us in from time to time.

Four in diapers, whaaaa???!!

...much like the Fermilab scientists who bike to work every day, rain or shine or snow or whatever. My kids and I take their same route to school, and we play a version of Slug Bug: "Fermilab Scientist!" [air slug]