Yesterday (Thursday) I drove the flat-tired Ford up to a MasterCare place so they could put that stuff in the tire that seals it from the inside. First of all, though, Carrie and I drove down to a gas station to pump up the jams so that it could actually get to the tire place. Carrie had the day off but was gone most of the day anyway to take her mama for a doctor visit with my own personal gut doctor, Dr. Fogel. Weird.
Anyway, while my tire was gettin' gooped I walked over to Gottschalk's or however the funk you spell it and wandered around for about a half hour, 15 of which was spent using their immaculate bathrooms. Man, if I were a bum I'd use those bathrooms all the time. I ain't never seen bathrooms that clean or unused before.
When I finally got home with a fully-repaired tire Carrie was already there. I went to go pick up my non-existant rushes and then swung by Ever After to measure the sign that I'm creating for them so I could make sure it would actually fit and everything (kinda important I hear). Karla talked to me about Photoshopping a picture for her, and possibly creating labels for a new line of candles for next Christmas. That's kinda exciting!
I picked up some Burger Bar teriyaki on the last leg home, and when I walked in the door Carrie told me that the computer place had just called and had fixed my laptop for a grand total of $81. Suh-weet! Back in business, baby! We all thought (them included) that it wuz guine cost more than what I paid for the durned thing. So now we have both our computers up and running again, and played sweet, sweet solitaire all night. Ow! Jump back!
This is Chris dot com
Friday, October 17, 2003
Back in business, baby !
posted by Christopher at 11:34 AM 
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