A day in the life...
Not a lot on offer at the moment. I have been thorougly amused by this picture of Freeman's Watson with added David Burke moustache. Doesn't look too bad. And to be honest, I miss the moustachy-ness in this new series (yes, I appreciate well-groomed facial hair)...
Worth reading: rm posts about telling your stories and writing your words or how you can get what you want in terms of literature, television, art &tc. when your likes, wants and desires aren't considered "mainstream" by the "general audience".
A completely different telly thing. GLEE! is coming to Dutch telly! First episode will air on Tuesday September 14. I am so looking forward to this *squeeee*
In day-to-day life nothing much is happening. I have started my continuing explorations into the world of the Letter of Credit and enlarging my sense of financial awareness. No doubt one fictional character would label this 'dull' and at times I cannot but agree to that. And then I think about the rent and food on the table and it seems sensible to keep at it.
Our home shares the entranceway to our second front door (yes, it's a weird little house) with the store that backs onto our house. They use our entranceway as an emergency exit and, if necessary, to carry through building supplies. The doors are one-way for them and they don't have keys. However, recently the store has been rented out to a new business and they are rebuilding so the entranceway is used to get the building supplies into the back rooms of the store. Yesterday they apparently spilled something and decided to mop it up with some disgustingly smelly and oily cleaning product! Now the entrance is slippery and our whole house stinks. I am not quite sure about the protocol here. Of course I am glad that they cleaned up (well...) the mess but I am less glad about the chemical stink and the now slippery floor. What do I do? Ask them to clean things again or just hope this is a one time occurance and bring out my own ecofriendly (and nicely scented) cleaning supplies? Any readers out there who want to share their thoughts on this matter?!
Sometimes human interaction can be so confusing...
X, Nine
Worth reading: rm posts about telling your stories and writing your words or how you can get what you want in terms of literature, television, art &tc. when your likes, wants and desires aren't considered "mainstream" by the "general audience".
A completely different telly thing. GLEE! is coming to Dutch telly! First episode will air on Tuesday September 14. I am so looking forward to this *squeeee*
In day-to-day life nothing much is happening. I have started my continuing explorations into the world of the Letter of Credit and enlarging my sense of financial awareness. No doubt one fictional character would label this 'dull' and at times I cannot but agree to that. And then I think about the rent and food on the table and it seems sensible to keep at it.
Our home shares the entranceway to our second front door (yes, it's a weird little house) with the store that backs onto our house. They use our entranceway as an emergency exit and, if necessary, to carry through building supplies. The doors are one-way for them and they don't have keys. However, recently the store has been rented out to a new business and they are rebuilding so the entranceway is used to get the building supplies into the back rooms of the store. Yesterday they apparently spilled something and decided to mop it up with some disgustingly smelly and oily cleaning product! Now the entrance is slippery and our whole house stinks. I am not quite sure about the protocol here. Of course I am glad that they cleaned up (well...) the mess but I am less glad about the chemical stink and the now slippery floor. What do I do? Ask them to clean things again or just hope this is a one time occurance and bring out my own ecofriendly (and nicely scented) cleaning supplies? Any readers out there who want to share their thoughts on this matter?!
Sometimes human interaction can be so confusing...
X, Nine