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Y'know what they should make? Self-contained toaster quesadillas. I just made a quesadilla for dinner, and I was thinking how I'd like to take them to work, but they don't reheat in the microwave well. They should make one that's pre-heated, so the cheese gets glued in there evenly, for the most part, but that's self-contained, like a Smuckers Uncrustable but shaped like a Pop-Tart and made out of tortilla with cheese and chicken inside. You could pop one in the toaster, and moments later you'd have a hot, crispy quesadilla.

In completely unrelated news, I got a card at work today asking if I'd be interested in joining the Women's Press Club. The first thing I wondered was where they got my name. The second thing I wondered was what took them so long, since I've only been doing this for 3½ years now. Funny, I hadn't really thought about that group -- I have this image of them as being a bunch of older TV people, like a social club for Liz Bishop and Benita Zahn and Tracey Egan. But what the heck... if they want to have me, I've got nothing to lose, right? I could always use connections, too, since I suck at getting those on my own, mostly.

Incidentally, I was reading a site for the Humanist News, or something, out of Albany, and listed as "media expert" and "director of communications," as well as being seemingly the only writer for their newsletter, was a guy who I used to work with. At least, I'm assuming it's the same guy... how often do you run across guys named Duncan, anyway? Pretty cool, though I'm unsure how someone younger than I am is labeled a "media expert." *shrugs* Whatever.