rice cooker woes, the pains of fandom, and upending my whole life plan (ONE OF THESE IS DIFFERENT)

Nov 29, 2010 22:09

So, while I've got a solid two-three months to think about it first, I am at this point about 90% positive that, when the time comes for me to buy a house next spring, I'll be buying a place in New Orleans rather than Chicago. ( explanation for them as are interested )

moving, fringe, cooking, ugly betty

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mermaid88 November 30 2010, 06:12:02 UTC
i was watching csi miami today and they were questioning the guy-who-got-murdered's pool boy... named Peter Bishop! :)

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yahtzee63 November 30 2010, 06:20:16 UTC
Peter is welcome to be my pool boy any old time.

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yahtzee63 November 30 2010, 14:21:33 UTC
I, too, try to shut it off right away, but the bottom coating seems okay. I'm going to start trying larger amounts of rice and see if I can't get another few months of use out of it.

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furies November 30 2010, 07:46:10 UTC
i think it might be busted. (the rice cooker.) i had a beautiful little one from target that i used ALL THE TIME and that is pretty much what happened. luckily i was moving so it didn't bother me too much (it was red!) and then my mother finally told me the secret to cooking rice over a stove (a careful ratio of 2 to 1), so i am doing okay. though i still want my red cooker back. as soon as i move, i'm pretty sure i will be picking up a new one.

and - fetid swamp! this is such a fortuitous moment. i am actually possibly thinking of . . . southern alabama for two years. TWO YEARS in mobile, alabama. i do not know how smart this is, but the fact that you are considering roughly the same kind of type area . . . any thoughts on how a yankee like me could survive in mobile? is it the worst idea ever?

I MISS YOU.

(wherever i go, it seems, i will have to buy a car also. it's terrible.)

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yahtzee63 November 30 2010, 14:22:51 UTC
I am unfamiliar with Mobile itself, but most of the coast has at least a little funkiness to it. I mean, the good funk. The bad funk too, possibly. You'll be in school, which will make the elusive social network far easier to come by.

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Random drive-by comment... ealgylden November 30 2010, 07:48:37 UTC
I read the sentence three times, imagining wild and wonderful things, before I figured out that Eric Mabius was a young soulful woodworker, not a young soulful woodpecker. Ohhhhhh.

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Re: Random drive-by comment... yahtzee63 November 30 2010, 14:23:31 UTC
Communications most definitely scrambled. I haven't yet had the caffeine that would allow me to come up with a dirty "Woody" pun here.

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divanoir November 30 2010, 12:14:06 UTC
Yay, for New Orleans! I remember the heat and humidity that turned my 'do into a "don't," but I also remember all the food I ate. I've only been once, but I get the feeling. I used to look at the real estate listings and dream about buying a house there.

I'll be excited to hear about your new place when the time comes!

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yahtzee63 November 30 2010, 14:24:27 UTC
I did start researching real estate; the amount of house I'd be able to buy in NO vs. Chicago is, on average, about 800 more square feet. (And I am only counting places in areas I'd actually want to be.)

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