Taking good with the bad
I was on a quest today, shopping (just a little) because I was trying really hard to find this floor pillow lounger thingy that I swear I saw at Target (I know it was a huge department store type place), because it was very cool. It looked almost like one of those Thai Triangle floor pillows (well, okay very, very similar really), but it wasn't made with a bunch of what look like tiny bolsters sewn together, instead it had an equilateral triangle pillow for your head/neck, and it had three mat sections that went around it (so it made a bigger equilateral triangle when it was folded up) and they were solid pieces of foam. It had a peachfuzzed microfiber cover and they were in solid, neutral colors. I know they were priced right around $20 (but not over) and they looked very comfortable. Unfortunately, at the time that I saw them, I did have the opportunity to check what they were called or who made them. After checking every Target store here, it seems that they do not sell them any more. I'd seen them once before about 5 years ago, but that was before I was bookmarking/writing things down/making sure to get pics from websites to keep track of stuff that I like. I suppose I just have to wait another 5 years until they start selling them again and I will just have to buy one then.
My Raving Rabbids game has stopped working, which is annoying and frustrating all on it's own, but got even worse when I attempted to contact Ubisoft for technical support to see if we could, perhaps, resolves this, so my game will start working again and I will be able to blow off a bit of steam killing evil, psycho bunnies. I really, really love this game, and I really, really want to play it some more. The tech support website, though, is-wel-it's poorly designed which makes it difficult to navigate, and it's clearly designed to attempt to keep people from actually contacting the company. (The FAQ does not pertain to my game. Yes, I looked. No, it didn't help. Can I just send you an e-mail now and explain the issue? Yes. Thank you.)
So, it sort of seems like it might have been a BAD day, except...well, a friend is cleaning out her personal library and as it turns out, she likes a whole lot of books that I have wanted for quite some time and she's giving them away and really, awesome new books that I can't wait to get my grubby little mitts on makes my whole week a whole lot better.
My Raving Rabbids game has stopped working, which is annoying and frustrating all on it's own, but got even worse when I attempted to contact Ubisoft for technical support to see if we could, perhaps, resolves this, so my game will start working again and I will be able to blow off a bit of steam killing evil, psycho bunnies. I really, really love this game, and I really, really want to play it some more. The tech support website, though, is-wel-it's poorly designed which makes it difficult to navigate, and it's clearly designed to attempt to keep people from actually contacting the company. (The FAQ does not pertain to my game. Yes, I looked. No, it didn't help. Can I just send you an e-mail now and explain the issue? Yes. Thank you.)
So, it sort of seems like it might have been a BAD day, except...well, a friend is cleaning out her personal library and as it turns out, she likes a whole lot of books that I have wanted for quite some time and she's giving them away and really, awesome new books that I can't wait to get my grubby little mitts on makes my whole week a whole lot better.