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I got my barely-used microwave yesterday, to replace the nasty, trayless microwave left at the apartment. I still need to remove, clean and throw the old one on CraigsList. Maybe someone else will have the patience to figure out which tray it needs. And then pay the $30 or more to get a replacement tray. Where as I paid $30 for a whole microwave ( Read more... ) -
Tiring day
What does it mean when I'm in the mood to listen to music I can't understand ( Read more... ) -
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I found a way to cram two long boxes in the back of the coat closet, behind the sleeping bags and vacuum. Bwahaha. Victory for me! I knew I could find some place to stash my Books of Magic. And a ton of other crap ( Read more... ) -
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Charter Communications (the cable company I had in Fort Worth) sent me a check for $0.02 ( Read more... ) -
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Yesterday, I saw Outlander, which taught me two things: the rival love interest doesn't always have to be an asshole, and that Vikings had a great tradition of running around on shields held up by their drunken friends ( Read more... ) -
Memory Lane, and my life is full of crap
I'm in the process of un-pack-ratting my life. Not much fun ( Read more... ) -
I can has apartmint
I'm gonna have an apartmentefficiency. You know, the one I've been obsessed with for like two weeks ( Read more... ) -
Things and stuff
It's not even apartment hunting anymore. It's really pretty much about the one place.
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Among the famous people dying this week, Andrew Wyeth, who created one of those paintings you seereferenced everywhere.
I'm pretty sure even Preacher mentions it, unless I'm mistaken. And a recent cover to Air references it. Apparently Terry Gilliam was inspired by it for the setting for Tideland. -
Mondays continue to be weird
Today I went to pick up lunch at the nearby Italian place. As I stood at the counter, ready to pay, I looked to my right and noticed a pigeon, chillin' like a villain, not a care in the world. On the floor of the kitchen, mind you ( Read more... )
