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It' only been what, three months since I posted... I've been busy. But I actually have a story to tell today, so I figured I'd write it down before the details loose their clarity. Last night, as you might have guessed from the title of this post, I accidentally spilled a pool of hot pink nail polish on my parent's off white carpet in the master bedroom, in possibly the most conspicuous place in the entire room. I wasn't even painting my nails in their bedroom, I only ever paint my nails in the bathroom, precicely so I can avoid incidents like this - which made this entire thing all the more painful. I had opened the nail polish, because it looked kind of crusty and I wasn't sure it was usable, and I set it down on the nightstand, and walked away to do something. I came back, and not remembering that I had neglected to close the nail polish bottle, picked it up by the lid and spilled nail polish all over the carpet, my jeans, the bed and my parent's hundred dollar sheets. (Which is another ordeal entirely that I have to deal with when I get home from work.) It looked like I had brutally murdered some small defenseless animal. when I showed my brother the stain, he said that he doesn't think he has ever done anything to the house that has had as much potential to cause a murder as that stain. ( I hope that none of you ever have to use this information, but I figured I might as well share what I have learned about removing dark nail polish stains from light carpets. )Mood: accomplished
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At work, drinking orange juice. I'm tired, I couldn't sleep last night. I stayed up blankly watching Forensic Files, even though I was dead tired and really wanted to sleep. I had a Jay-Z song stuck in my head all day yesterday, which is not necessarily bad, just vaugely inappropriate (or appropriate considering how meetings have been going lately) to be singing "I got 99 problems but a bitch ain't one" in my head over and over again in my head during a fairly important meeting. Today I'm feeling like I've been stuck on this island forever. I guess my sense of being trapped here has been inflamed since my father asked me to stay and take care of my brother until March... my parents bought another house in Arizona (which I have a whole 'nother set of issues about, but that is kind of besides the point now) where they are planning on spending the winter. My father is worried, with good reason, that my brother will either burn down the house or starve to death, which I think is reasonable because although my brother is now 21, he has never lived away from home and I am not all together sure that he has developed the "life skills" to actually feed and clothe himself for 3 months on his own (God, I really hate that phrase, I sound like a guidance counselor) So, I will do this because he asked me to, but I might as well put my life on hold for another 6 months. So here's to being that asshole still living with their parents at age 24 for another 6 months. Cheers, everybody. Mood: crappy Music: Green Day - Boulevard of Broken Dreams
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So, sitting here at work taking a short respite from doing research and sorting 35 mm film slides in to similars (my fingers are sore from handling the stiff plastic slide protectors). My bosses are in New York this week and I am in the office all by myself, and the monotony is starting to make me slightly nutso. Getting used to the grind of a 40 hour work week is taking some effort. I haven't had time to do any of the things that I usually do, hell, I haven't even redesigned any of my websites in months. I was undertaking teaching myself PHP, but I think the book is now effectively buried under a pile of cd cases in my room. All I've really had time to do is watch Law & Order and read. Right now, I'm in the middle of reading Diary by Chuck Palahniuk, The Foundation Trilogy by Issac Asimov and </i>The Wayfarer Redemption Series</i> by Sara Douglass. ( Much talk about books. )In other news, I watched the Farscape mini this week, and it made me cry. It's such a freaking good show. I still need to watch most of the series since I was sadly lacking the Sci-Fi channel when the show was actually on, and I think it's time to add the show to my list of obsessive tv interests. Unfortunately the DVD sets of each season cost somewhere between $120 and $140 which is totally out of order in my opinion. And even in the places I find them 'cheap' they are, at a minimum, $90. Grrr. Unfortunately, I think I will have to break down and buy them at some point simply because I need to be able to take screen caps to make wallpapers. What else... I took my driver's test yesterday, and failed miserably. After locking myself out of my office (with everyone else who has a key in New York) ten minutes before I needed to leave to go to the appointment. The woman testing me was a white trash nightmare, with the acid washed jeans and white sneakers and everything... I think to work in the DMV you must ignore all types of human suffering. But that's besides the point, I'm really trying not to be bitter. I'll take it again next week. Maybe I'll pass then. I'm just tired. I wish it was the weekend already. Well, back to the grindstone. Mood: blah Music: Start Trouble - Chemical
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