I like to play house. I start from scratch and buy a sword. then I buy a better sword. Then I buy a shield. Then I get a hammer. Then I can stab down with my sword.
When my brother and I were young we would line up all the furniture and gijoes (they fit almost perfectly in my dollhouse) for selection. He would mock all my first draft GIJoe picks and I smartly retorted that they were HIS toys. We would spend what seemed like eternity decorating the dollhouse. When all the furniture was just where I wanted it. My brother got to kill off each of the GI Joes I selected and we were done.
So all of the settlement hangups don't deserve details, suffice it to say I am in my new house. I am getting accustomed to the silence and sound of birds in the a.m. freaky. I am very aware of the absence of firetrucks and "Welcome aboard MTAs". Playing house for a month until I select a housemate...that I won't kill. I promise.
3.28.2006
3.08.2006
Back to the Lake
3.07.2006
get name
For at lEASt 5 years I have been trying to remember the name of this game I received from my sister one year for Christmas. It was during the bratty tween years where gifts bore or baby. This one was a real winner. I retreated to my bedroom immediately to travel the universe in 64 bits.
For years every time I knew I was coming close to the name of the game, "Rick Santorum" would get in the way. It just popped into my head just now while typing a print estimate. For no reason- "Tracers Sanction".
3.01.2006
My myspace friend Tom was in Vanity Fair!
Vanity Fair this month was like a printed extension of MySpace. Ubiquitous and unable to break away from. salon breaks it down feministically.
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