Thursday, December 30, 2010
Things I need to do in 2010
- finish packing for real and then moving to my new house
- buy buttons
- but first get check/cash check/put money in the bank
- get coffee with sarah mayhoff
- get my oil changed
- mail things
- finish purchasing things to mail
- get the hawley's address
- maybe run into stephen, because I'm a grown up
- vacuum
- download the edited version of imma be by the black eyed peas and put it on as many cds as possible
- finish watching the movie easy a
- buy facewash
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
dead computer cord leads to a dead computer
I'm sure all the people who stalk this blog (I'm not sure that anyone I actually know even reads it, but it gets plenty of random hits, I should stop mentioning 'ihop celebrities', oh dear) have missed me dearly in the past month; and I had every intention of updating in the past month, I've just had a few road blocks. For one, I work way too much, and I wish that I could say that I would someplace interesting (like the coffee beanery for goodness sakes) but I don't. I work at Hobby Lobby. I've been working too much at Hobby Lobby.
But, on that subject, I don't have to work there for another...lot of days. Not until 2011, I'm actually kind of sure. Which is weird, I might miss it a little. A very little.
Another thing that had been preventing my updates here is, well, a string of (two) events that made my computer unusable since before thanksgiving. Because I didn't have my computer for more or less a month it seems very dramatic to me, but in all actuality it wasn't. First my computer charger, which has been slowly crapping out for the past, eh, six months or so (it's been six months since fitn, fyi, so weird) and it finally bit the dust a few days before thanksgiving, and I had to order a new one. It seemed like the worst thing in the world, having to wait six WHOLE days for the new one to come in the mail, and then it did, and it worked and I was thrilled. And then, I got for trojan viruses and my computer was rendered unusable until yesterday when Ethan, a kid I know from home (well somewhat, we don't really know each other, we just have been more or less aware of each other's existence for the past, I dunno, ten or so years) who works for IHOP's editing department fixed it for me, literally, overnight.
So, now I have my computer back, and while I'm sure I've done interesting things, I don't have a lot of interesting things to talk about. I've been hanging out with Sarah Mayhoff a lot lately, and Jane.
um.
I could tell you a story, but I don't really want to.
So I'll leave you here.
But, on that subject, I don't have to work there for another...lot of days. Not until 2011, I'm actually kind of sure. Which is weird, I might miss it a little. A very little.
Another thing that had been preventing my updates here is, well, a string of (two) events that made my computer unusable since before thanksgiving. Because I didn't have my computer for more or less a month it seems very dramatic to me, but in all actuality it wasn't. First my computer charger, which has been slowly crapping out for the past, eh, six months or so (it's been six months since fitn, fyi, so weird) and it finally bit the dust a few days before thanksgiving, and I had to order a new one. It seemed like the worst thing in the world, having to wait six WHOLE days for the new one to come in the mail, and then it did, and it worked and I was thrilled. And then, I got for trojan viruses and my computer was rendered unusable until yesterday when Ethan, a kid I know from home (well somewhat, we don't really know each other, we just have been more or less aware of each other's existence for the past, I dunno, ten or so years) who works for IHOP's editing department fixed it for me, literally, overnight.
So, now I have my computer back, and while I'm sure I've done interesting things, I don't have a lot of interesting things to talk about. I've been hanging out with Sarah Mayhoff a lot lately, and Jane.
um.
I could tell you a story, but I don't really want to.
So I'll leave you here.
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