To-do list

[aprilstarchild]

Eat lunch and take adderall
Separate laundry and start a load
Filter skittles vodka and decant into bottles
Rotate laundry as needed
Figure out what I'm going to need for tomorrow night and pack it up

At some point, buy ingredients for and make dinner

Okay!

On the definite negative: after the skittles had almost entirely dissolved, was perusing the packaging and realized I'd bought older skittles that still have gelatin in them. ARGH!! Fuck it, I'm drinking it anyway, and I'll warn the party-goers about the gelatin issue. It does mean I should supply different alcohol for people who won't drink the skittles drinks. Maybe I'll buy some orange juice so people can make screwdrivers with the leftover vodka.

Comments

[smartasskicker.livejournal.com]

i was wondering where you got the skittles... people keep saying they're vegan now, but everywhere we go we check the package, and they never are.

[aprilstarchild.livejournal.com]

I have, at a few convenience stores, places where skittles are bought fairly frequently. They're even marked on the front label: gelatin-free, gluten-free. But I guess people don't buy whole pounds of skittles from Fred Meyer that often. Bummer!!

And I would feel less bad if it weren't for the fact that I bought bottom-shelf vodka. I don't know if people will care when making screwdrivers, but they might!

[encapsulate.livejournal.com]

The quick and dirty way is to look for the new style packaging. They'll have the new green "What's inside" bubbles showing the calories and fat content.

If it has those, it's good to eat.