Whee.

There goes some time down the drain. It's always good to make sure you eliminate all fatal flaws from a puzzle before you spend time hammering it into shape. This includes things like making sure that the anagram you're working with has all of the letters it's supposed to. Sigh.

In better news, it appears that all of the construction around my house has moved past the loud-annoying-sound phase and into their respsective who-really-cares-I'm-finally-getting-a-full-day's-sleep phases. Yes, I realize that I may be "jinxing it" by putting it in my journal, but I'll face that risk. Because I'm a rebel.

Along the same lines, I am vowing to actually clean effectively this weekend.

Moreover, I should finally get to meet up with my friend Rwth tonight for a showing of The Incredibles. I want to see this movie quickly, because I'm trying to avoid the ads. When much of one's viewing schedule relies on tuning in to Cartoon Network for hours at a time, it's very difficult to keep away from family-movie commercials. And of course, marketing to kids isn't known for its subtlety.

After initial passes through the November Enigma, my holes are 3, 4, 7, 10, 28, 31, 47, 55, 57, 61, 65, all extras except 4 and 7, and all crypts except 5. Heh, "5".

SatNYTX: 20:03. I think 32A needs a question mark, and I don't understand 8D at all. SunNYTX: 18:16. 1 error.