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Stopped into Family Dollar on my way home. Picked up a few things (50¢ cans of clam chowder!) like some snacks (also 50¢ for a 9oz bag). Lazed around, did a few household tasks, got ready for work, puttered around with the computer. Nothing special. Another day.
Still don't know what I'm going to do with the $25 Sprint card. I'm leaning towards pizza, however.
Hunkered down and ordered batteries for my UPSes. I really didn't want to dump more debt on myself, but if I don't order them, it'll just be a matter of time before some power fuckup nukes my entire setup and I'll have to spend even more to put the pieces back together again.
Meant to drop by that Wild Oats store to pick up an application today. But I didn't remember until I was already on I275. I'll do it later today, or on the way home (I think they're open until 9 or 10).
Still have a bunch of stuff to get rid of. Before I started trying to winnow down how much stuff I have, I'd have never thought it was this hard to get rid of stuff without throwing it out. I want to do the right thing for the environment, but it's a pain in the ass even arranging for people to take it, and charity is pretty specific about what they'll accept.
Still don't know what I'm going to do with the $25 Sprint card. I'm leaning towards pizza, however.
Hunkered down and ordered batteries for my UPSes. I really didn't want to dump more debt on myself, but if I don't order them, it'll just be a matter of time before some power fuckup nukes my entire setup and I'll have to spend even more to put the pieces back together again.
Meant to drop by that Wild Oats store to pick up an application today. But I didn't remember until I was already on I275. I'll do it later today, or on the way home (I think they're open until 9 or 10).
Still have a bunch of stuff to get rid of. Before I started trying to winnow down how much stuff I have, I'd have never thought it was this hard to get rid of stuff without throwing it out. I want to do the right thing for the environment, but it's a pain in the ass even arranging for people to take it, and charity is pretty specific about what they'll accept.