Yesterday (Monday) morning, after I took Carrie to work I drove to Fred Meyer's to deposit some stuff and transfer some monies at the bank within. Of course I got there a little before it opened, so I browsed through the store and bought some salami and English muffins and paper towels. And I'm pretty sure something else, but I cain't umember what right now. Doesn't matter. By the time I had bought the schtuff the bonk was open-ed, so I did my bidness.
Then I drove straight to the post office in Proctor and bought like 100 postcard stamps. Then I spent several minutes sticking stamps to postcards and dropping them down the mail hole in the post office there.
I did a lot of work in the morning and afternoon. Carrie called me for her lunch break way late in the aprez-noon. After she went back she was only at work for like another hour before she came home again.
I made pasgetti for din-dins at Carrie's request. Carrie was making jewelry for the first half of the evening. So at 8:00 I went in the bedroom and watched Surface. I'm starting to really like the show, because it seems that during every episode there's some huge reveal. It's not at all like Lost, where the whole point of the show is to suspend any reveals for as long as humanly possible.
Cat came over to watch Laguna Beach with Carrie, so I watched rasslin' in the bedroom. Kurt Angle had a funny bit where he kept on doing his entrance over and over again until the crowd stopped chanting "You suck" at him (of course they never did and he threw a tantrum and stormed off).
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Tuesday, November 08, 2005
I Have to Leave the Room, Now
posted by Christopher at 8:11 AM 
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