Didn't Get to Mention · 3:09am Mar 6th, 2019
I can't observe at the Italian store. Unfortunately, the owner is worried that the health inspector would get a funny feeling about a dingus lingering about the store for three days.
In other news. . .
I am now licensed to carry in my state.
I also got to listen to Nine Inch Nails's The Downward Spiral while driving today. I think it's definitely worth the money I bought the CD for on Amazon. The more electronic and distorted parts of the music on the album give me a strange recollection and nostalgia back to my days of playing Spyro: Ripto's Rage. Then again, you guys probably are aware that I harbor no distaste for edgy music. . .
Still, liked it better overall than With Teeth. 🤔
My paper from last Saturday got 100%, so I'm happy. A whole 3% of my grade preserved in that class.
R and R Programming isn't graded yet, but it looks like I'm getting an A.
Riptos rage was one of my favorite games as a kid. And suprisingly the disc still works.
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My earliest video games taught me about patience and loss of progress. Still, I definitely look forward to playing a remaster. 
My disc barely worked when I was younger.
And what might you be carrying?
Groceries!?
Sorry. I don't know what came over me.
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Since I'm still stuck on campus for a couple more months, there's no point in going out and getting one while I'm home, though. Technically, only concealed carry is covered by the license. I was still able to carry open and own long guns and handguns. Been reading up a good deal on laws in my state and a few others, as well as federal stuff. My interest in firearms has been rekindled after many years of dormancy.
More like, what will I be carrying? I don't currently own any firearms yet.
More to your question, however, I'm thinking of a Kahr CW9. My family isn't as big into compact pistols, though. My grandpa's big on his full-size 1911, and my great-uncle Ed's Glock 17 I've tried. I've read a lot of good reviews for the Kahr and really want an arm that I'm not going to hate carrying for carry. I'm definitely going to have to train a bit with it to get used to it. Grandpa sounded also like he was planning on giving me his .357 Magnum revolver, too, although the make and model of it I don't recall. Definitely heavier than the Kahr, though.
I don't understand.
I did get some more pizzelles from the Italian store, though, if that's what you're asking.
Are you perhaps hungry, dobermans?
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Hm, I'll have to look into that, as I'm not familiar with the brand. I seem to remember that many states have reciprocity with your native state, so you should be in good stead if you find a job elsewhere. I'll PM you at some point.
No worries - it was the first image that popped into my head when I read "licensed to carry". I would have been worried if you did understand.
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I wasn't familiar, either. However, I think it may be considered a "well-kept secret," or as I would put it, "good product poorly marketed." You are correct on the reciprocity point. A shame that Illinois does not make that list, but not surprising, after I've been there. Funny enough, thinking about a couple experiences while interning this summer actually compelled me to get my permit...
Well, to be honest, when I read "groceries," the first image for me was of bread and second was of lemons and the third was of ammunition.