The furnace is working!! Of course, the repair guy took his sweet time getting over here, because I don't think he arrived until almost 7:30. Oh well, it's nice to not be wrapped up in 10000 layers of clothing and blankets.
I don't understand the bidding strategies of some people on eBay. I've seen some auctions on there that have a good 3 days before closing date, and there have already been, say, 19 bids on many of them. I don't think I've *ever* bid on something that early and actually won it! You know, if these people could just keep their shorts on for a couple days, we could all have a nice bidding war at the last minute, and we'd potentially save ourselves a lot of money in the long run.
The Count of Monte Cristo is a good read, thus far. I've had to take breaks, because I keep getting headaches while reading, but I like it quite a bit.
I hope
junsiew got back home okay today, because I was supposed to run her by the Amtrak station, but obviously, I couldn't, from where I'm currently sitting. I think the fact that she isn't lurking on AIM means she made it. I should probably make my way up to her parents' house pretty soon, and see if I can fix their computer. My ma also gave me a bunch of stuff to take back with me, and pass on to them, because apparently Janet and I have been designated as couriers for all the random stuff that our respective mothers want to swap with each other. ;p
I'm heading to bed pretty soon here, because I have to be up early to check the road conditions. Cross your fingers for me!
EDIT: I should know better than to watch Food Network when I'm hungry, because now I *really* want some cheese fondue. Uwaaaa. ;_;
I don't understand the bidding strategies of some people on eBay. I've seen some auctions on there that have a good 3 days before closing date, and there have already been, say, 19 bids on many of them. I don't think I've *ever* bid on something that early and actually won it! You know, if these people could just keep their shorts on for a couple days, we could all have a nice bidding war at the last minute, and we'd potentially save ourselves a lot of money in the long run.
The Count of Monte Cristo is a good read, thus far. I've had to take breaks, because I keep getting headaches while reading, but I like it quite a bit.
I hope
I'm heading to bed pretty soon here, because I have to be up early to check the road conditions. Cross your fingers for me!
EDIT: I should know better than to watch Food Network when I'm hungry, because now I *really* want some cheese fondue. Uwaaaa. ;_;
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Date: 2003-12-29 10:29 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2003-12-29 11:36 pm (UTC)But he did want to let you know that she got to the Amtrak station all right. :)
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Date: 2003-12-30 02:38 pm (UTC)Please tell James Thanks for giving me a ride to the station. I got stuck in line, but i really appreciate him helping me out.
I am home, but our computer is royally screwed over . like, not a little problem, but it won't even recognize the restore disks.
so i on a pretty sweet little powerbook g4 in the mac store in washington square. if only i didn;'t have such a thing against macs in general. expensive. but i fugure it;'s a good tiome as any to get a new computer. i think my parents are thinking of getting a lappy!
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Date: 2003-12-30 11:35 pm (UTC)Well, maybe I can get up there once the snow subsides, and see if I can figure it out. (my ma sent a big t-fal pot back with me which has to go to your ma anyway)
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Date: 2004-01-02 06:34 pm (UTC)the computer is wonky....i'm not sure what is wrong with it. it decidec when and when not to turn on. but my paretnst are thinking of buying a new computer....
btw...you wouldn't happen to have a longer tv cable would you?