Friday: I decided I wanted tacos for dinner.

But as I was leaving work, I decided that since it's Friday, I'd just drive to Kailua and get tacos at the burrito place.  Plus, since there are like three Pokestops there, I could refill my Pokeballs since I've Go+'d them all away.  My phone decided, however, that playing music the whole way there was too stressful, and that it didn't have enough power to work anymore.

I was able to get it to boot and stay up long enough to get this picture of the tacos, but it died before I could get a more unwrapped picture.

I think the tacos are better than the burritos.  Their rice has a lot of cilantro, and this skips that problem.  Of course, now I'm thinking about getting a burrito tomorrow at that pork place.  I'm also thinking about going to the museum this weekend.  I should probably get a membership, so I can just pop in whenever I feel like it.

• My phone was so low that it did this.  I don't think I've ever had that pop up before.
• Ok, but if you're going to say, "The Times’s Opinion pages remain an independent and unblinking forum for debate from a wide range of viewpoints," and then have this list of opinion columnists, then you're either stupid, or stupid and stunningly bad at having opinions.  There are thirteen columnists, two of which are women, and two of which could be classified as a minority.  Ten are white guys.  I'm pretty sure if you're adding someone new, "this asshole who wants to pretend climate change isn't real" offers far less interesting opinion than literally "any random person pulled of the street of NYC."
• Fine, but once we do that, we then have to nationalize the insurance companies.  Letting a company earn a profit off of a government service is dumb, as it extracts money from the system that could be used elsewhere in government.
• I was alerted to this by Julie, and immediately followed.  The Best President Ever Being Cute With Kids?  Yes, that is exactly what I want.
• Again, this is how Batman is supposed to be.  This is how a hero works.
• It all works out in the end.
• Someone should tell Neil Gaiman about this, because he probably should.
• Because of this.
• That's...that's literally just Shinji.

I mean.