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Nov 16, 2008 11:50

Last night, a friend of mine dressed up as Raggedy Andy and attacked me with a boffer sword while I defended myself with a 40 cm wiffle bat while remaining attached by one hand to an overhead ring.

We stopped because while it was fun, striking a person who is both moving and unarmoured is not exactly safe. So he whacked me some more while I stayed ( Read more... )

life, kink, gender

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donnaidh_sidhe November 16 2008, 20:42:31 UTC

1. Stuff is appreciated.

2. Can't really help with storage.

3. Don't know any electricians there.

4. Road trip to Tofino/Nelson? I have a little Civic coupe that's just dying to be taken out of the city, there and back again.

5. I'm looking to buy rather than rent, but I'll put the word out when you're ready.

sciencequeen November 16 2008, 21:29:32 UTC

So all your exploration you are limiting to rural BC? I am excited you want to travel, but why those places specifically?

hundun November 16 2008, 21:57:07 UTC

They
- are not big cities
- have trees and all that naturey shit
- speak English
- are very different from Vancouver
- are not ridiculously far from home
- by virtue of being in-province, make it easier for me to start an apprenticeship

cloud_atlas November 16 2008, 22:31:02 UTC

In regards to your first point, my advice is this: consider carefully what the impact might really be on your life ( ... )

greenstorm November 17 2008, 16:33:01 UTC

Couch?

hundun November 18 2008, 05:15:48 UTC

Yeah, that huge four-piece unit that used to be in Jhayne's.

I am thinking of leaving some of the furniture here for the next tenants.

But the couch is especially portable. It's very light. So it can go.

silverpower November 18 2008, 08:01:14 UTC

I can't emphasize this enough - small town living is *very* different from what you're probably used to. Internet and cell network access is patchy (not non-existent, but you can forget about anything fancy - voice and sometimes SMS, and if it's sufficiently remote, forget even basic broadband). Food is more expensive. You can get by with a bike in some areas, at the cost of anything even vaguely resembling independence. (A motorcycle lends itself to this somewhat better ( ... )

silverpower November 18 2008, 08:08:13 UTC

Shit, almost forgot - culture shock. Don't believe the hype. cloud_atlas is totally right about this, and then some. I can't tell you to be ready for it, because that's impossible. But you need to expect it.