1474 - "Your hair is coxcomb red, your eyes are viper black."
More beer that I like.
This one was much more chocolatey than the Diamond Head, but not as toasty. Overall the Diamond Head is still yummier though.
I'm debating on whether or not I will skip Critical Mass this month. I've got all this moving crap still to do, plus, I was thinking of going to a longboard event on Saturday. I don't know if I can afford to take the time off to do both of those things.
Either way, I've been slacking off a bit lately, gonna have to step up the work tonight.
Looks like I don't need to worry about working on the stove/oven anymore though, since the new building management company has decided to replace it entirely. I had started cleaning it, but there was so much gunk that it was going to take several sessions to get it all off.
Anthony's friend Mike has offered to hang on to a small amount of our stuff while we're in transition which I think might help us with the fragile things like the vinyl and turntable. In exchange we'll let him listen to any of our vinyl while at his place and also invite him over so that he can hit his head on our low low ceilings.
It feels like my life is on hold and that once we move it will become a fairytale of all the wonderful new things I'll get to be doing. Of course, that's not true, except for the part where I will get to do a million and one new things thanks to just living in a better space.
This one was much more chocolatey than the Diamond Head, but not as toasty. Overall the Diamond Head is still yummier though.
I'm debating on whether or not I will skip Critical Mass this month. I've got all this moving crap still to do, plus, I was thinking of going to a longboard event on Saturday. I don't know if I can afford to take the time off to do both of those things.
Either way, I've been slacking off a bit lately, gonna have to step up the work tonight.
Looks like I don't need to worry about working on the stove/oven anymore though, since the new building management company has decided to replace it entirely. I had started cleaning it, but there was so much gunk that it was going to take several sessions to get it all off.
Anthony's friend Mike has offered to hang on to a small amount of our stuff while we're in transition which I think might help us with the fragile things like the vinyl and turntable. In exchange we'll let him listen to any of our vinyl while at his place and also invite him over so that he can hit his head on our low low ceilings.
It feels like my life is on hold and that once we move it will become a fairytale of all the wonderful new things I'll get to be doing. Of course, that's not true, except for the part where I will get to do a million and one new things thanks to just living in a better space.