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BEHOLD MY BRILLIANCE AND DESPAIR!
So, a fly landed on my computer screen.
Instinctively, I tried to swat it off.
With the mouse pointer.
BAH! 3D reality? Who cares?! I am MARKZILLA!
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Yesterday sucked, class 3. We've moved into a new job site and I dove into trimming windows but a large bay window at the front of the house has shamed me. Months ago, I repositioned the windows so the bricklayer had enough room for the stone on the outside. But now trying to put the trim on the inside is like putting a diaper on a cackling ( Read more... ) -
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The brain-fuzz has got me, so this is an old post, maybe from somewhere in July, that was never uploaded to lj. Seems a bit disjointed, and probably needs an edit, but I like the juxtaposition. Also I'm feeling lazy and a little sick.
"I enjoy the junkyard. It's the oddness.
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Cooler nights, siblings moving their lives in cardboard, and I'm nostalgic for buying books, organizing timetables, and have a hankering to write small essays on Steampunk and Industrial Science in Modern Movies, Coming of Age in Post-Harry Potter Literature, or Joinery Techniques in Plato's 'Gorgias', Neoplatonism Theophany and Hindu Psychology. I ( Read more... ) -
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While playing video games last evening, the nephew quote of the night was "Do you think God could finish level 7 (on Sonic the HedgeHog III)?"
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Am I the only one who feels kinda frisky after receiving books in the mail?
Hughes, Ted The Iron Man. London:Faber And Faber Ltd, 2005.
Pullman, Philip. His Dark Materials Books I, II, II. New York: Knopf , 2002.
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Generations coming together
I just saw Transformers with my brothers and my 7 year old twin nephews. I am soo stoked. -
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So here are some long awaited photos of the kitchen we did way back in April for my UncleBoss.
We basically followed the model from the Grimsby house, but made changes because the overall room was smaller and longer.
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Hot hot hot. When it is this hot all the sawdust sticks to you everywhere and the last hour of upping and downing a ladder is brutal. And for salt in the wounds, Jeepy overheats, and in order to bring down his temperature and prevent damage while driving I have to turn the HEAT on to BLASTING ( Read more... )
