some get forgotten and balconies swaaaaayy.

[fever_sleeeves]

I've got some time to catch up, work’s over for the night and I don’t feel to sleep. So there's the first indication of what I'm doing - yes, I'm still working. And sleeping, but more in than out, more in the morn than at night. But yeah, Safeway Gas for life. Wait, no only until June! I need to decide when to do the two-weeks'-notice jig. June 3rd

Comments

[laurenabc]

i read all of that! aren't you proud? kensey and i are going to feed the ducks when she moves here, you should come too! you're a good boy, brock-ley.

[a_puppetsong]

brock i am glad we got to talk yesterday, and i hope we can go for a walk on the traintracks soon.
i am liking the stories so far. the piano one hurt to read

[manateematinee]

that must be a big house that you are moving into.
this will all be great brock, i cant see this being anything else but great.

[miss_chainsaw]

i like seeing you at work, i just hate papers, grr.
and i like just seeing you in general, as that doesnt seem to happen very often.

pogo better get his furry butt back home.
and you, my dear, are so very indie.
and because i read this all, life of pi is a great book! i agree.
have you read slaughterhouse five yet?

[art_of_facts]

moving out advice

buy/aquire from people (or the sally anne) as many things as you can that you'll need for your kitchen, bathroom etc.

Moving is expensive as it is, but most forget all the costs that are forced upon you when you realize you don't have knives and forkes, pots/pans and whatever else.

But I'd agree with the other statement about not being a packrat or taking too much... I always want to follow that one, but I'm relly bad at it... but I've done a lot better in the last while.