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[triadruid]

Went to bed last night at ~9:30, after drifting asleep twice during Red Dwarf, Series II (which is only a small commentary on the episode in question and mostly on my sleeping habits (or lack thereof) this weekend). Woke up at 7:25 feeling much more human, but still was late to work on account of packing my lunch, etc. And so it goes.

On the plus side, I got my car's brakes worked on mostly replaced this weekend, just in time for the rainstorm. Handles much better now. It does mean I have put about $1000 into the car in recent months, but it's still overall a sound vehicle, and does most everything I want it to do. I have a memory of someone saying recently "Your car outpaces most others that are much more powerful", but that may have been the Dwarfen Dreaming™ last night. I do know that I never need to own a sports car...I drive my little 4-cylinder Aspire already in a way that inspires fear in my enemies (and sometimes my passengers).

Had a great weekend overall, but everyone else has pretty much alluded to that already so I'll spare you the details. Working on this self-analysis thing some more, but I haven't really worked that out again for another introspective post. More later.


(if you don't know what Kemetic Unorthodox Rat Screw is, drive on...)
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::edit:: I'm liking chronarchy's point about people stealing cards purely to disrupt the flow of an otherwise straightforward game. Maybe limit it to shuffling/stacking the deck for other players, with no personal benefit (kind of like The Hermit, only sneakier).

Comments

Re: Brakes

[triadruid.livejournal.com]

Nope honey, I made them do the brakes last weekend. Rotors, bearings, emergency brake...it all needed done, and it's much better now.

Thanks for offering; I thought of asking you originally, but I let it go and there was too much damage/need for expert repair.

I may still take you up on the tying down, however...

Tying down

[opaljax.livejournal.com]

Would that be sooner rather than later?? ::Drool:: Thanx, Honey, I needed that.

Re: Tying down

[triadruid.livejournal.com]

So does the giggling count against your silence today? >:)

Re: Tying down

[opaljax.livejournal.com]

giggling, much like burping is involuntary. I can try to hold it in, but it just might explode later. (Think Monty Python) :D