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Rain, Mozart, coffee. Waking up with Herman. Mmmmmm
Mozart's symphonies. |
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I need a Lars about right now.
Lazy git. |
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Grace says the water's fine!
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Uhmmmm.
Movie with Sander in town. See ya later! |
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Raining here, too. What a relief after weeks of almost unbearable heat. So, what are you going to do today? [Edited 8/10/08 1:55am] | |
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Thank goodness we finally have sunshine here today. Enjoying some green tea.
Good Morning Herman  | |
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shanti0608 said: Thank goodness we finally have sunshine here today. Enjoying some green tea.
Good Morning Herman Wall-E turned the rain to sunshine! Woohoo!  | |
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Good morning handsome
Sunshine, Shelia E, coffee and Micheal cooking a huge southern breakfast - waking up with the T family  | |
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Happy Sunday Everyone!! [Edited 8/10/08 8:12am] No More Haters on the Internet. |
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Well, in the meantime it was no fun waiting for Lars, lazy git.
So I went to see Wall-E with Sander and after he left I went for dinner at Jessica's, with whom I have been planning redecorating my appartment. I have realised that the plans to redecorate my appartment is something more rigorous than I had calculated, both time-wise and finacially. So tomorrow I will be doing some calculus and start planning, depending on what I settle on. There's so much to do; the kitchen, the bedrooms, the living room, the two hallways. Dayum. One thing I have settled on is a huge cupboard in the livingroom that I am going to design and build myself, which will settle all the storage problems I have been having. When I am finished with that I will have space for my books, cd's, dvd's, vinyl, computer and future tv. I can wait! Tomorrow, besides planning, I will clear out my entire appartment; I still have SO much stuff out of my mom's house that I just don't have space for. After almost five years, the grief is becoming managable, so it will be easier to make decisions on what to keep and not to keep. Some stuff will go to my sister, who has somewhat more room, other stuff I will probably throw away. You cannot hang on to everything. Out will go a pile of magezines as high as I am (6'3"), out with about ten kitchen cabinets that I got from a friend, while I just have a teeny kitchen. Out all the old Disney video's, four bookcases and all the books and cd's I do not want. Most of this (except the last two mentioned) will go with the trash on tuesday. Ever since most of my depression went out of the door, all the stuff that cluttered around me has to go too. I am going to have SO much fun the coming two weeks of holiday! CLEANING! WOOHOO! [Edited 8/10/08 10:32am] |
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And hey, everybody! |
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HamsterHuey said: Well, in the meantime it was no fun waiting for Lars, lazy git.
So I went to see Wall-E with Sander and after he left I went for dinner at Jessica's, with whom I have been planning redecorating my appartment. I have realised that the plans to redecorate my appartment is something more rigorous than I had calculated, both time-wise and finacially. So tomorrow I will be doing some calculus and start planning, depending on what I settle on. There's so much to do; the kitchen, the bedrooms, the living room, the two hallways. Dayum. One thing I have settled on is a huge cupboard in the livingroom that I am going to design and build myself, which will settle all the storage problems I have been having. When I am finished with that I will have space for my books, cd's, dvd's, vinyl, computer and future tv. I can wait! Tomorrow, besides planning, I will clear out my entire appartment; I still have SO much stuff out of my mom's house that I just don't have space for. After almost five years, the grief is becoming managable, so it will be easier to make decisions on what to keep and not to keep. Some stuff will go to my sister, who has somewhat more room, other stuff I will probably throw away. You cannot hang on to everything. Out will go a pile of magezines as high as I am (6'3"), out with about ten kitchen cabinets that I got from a friend, while I just have a teeny kitchen. Out all the old Disney video's, four bookcases and all the books and cd's I do not want. Most of this (except the last two mentioned) will go with the trash on tuesday. Ever since most of my depression went out of the door, all the stuff that cluttered around me has to go too. I am going to have SO much fun the coming two weeks of holiday! CLEANING! WOOHOO! [Edited 8/10/08 10:32am] I think that is fantastic... If you leave the books and tapes and such by the curb will they possibly get re-homed? Around here it disappears before the trash comes which for me is a good feeling. | |
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Muse2NOPharaoh said: If you leave the books and tapes and such by the curb will they possibly get re-homed? Around here it disappears before the trash comes which for me is a good feeling.
Probably. But the books and cd's I can get SOME cash for, even if it is a meagre amount. Evertyime I put something on the side of the street of which I think people will snap it up in not time, it always gets demolished. |
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HamsterHuey said: Muse2NOPharaoh said: If you leave the books and tapes and such by the curb will they possibly get re-homed? Around here it disappears before the trash comes which for me is a good feeling.
Probably. But the books and cd's I can get SOME cash for, even if it is a meagre amount. Evertyime I put something on the side of the street of which I think people will snap it up in not time, it always gets demolished. Oh, I misunderstood! I thought you were going to toss them. Before leaving the big house, ( That is going to sound funny to a lot of Americans) anyway, I held to garage sells and made $750.00 in cash!  | |
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Wish I was there in the rain with a cup of Joe. | |
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Muse2NOPharaoh said: I held two garage sells and made $750.00 in cash!
NOICE! That is not allowed here without a permit, except on Queen's Day. [grin] So I am chucking everything. I just want space. |
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HamsterHuey said: Muse2NOPharaoh said: I held two garage sells and made $750.00 in cash!
NOICE! That is not allowed here without a permit, except on Queen's Day. [grin] So I am chucking everything. I just want space. Those disney videos might make a little $. | |
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Sander said: HamsterHuey said: NOICE! That is not allowed here without a permit, except on Queen's Day. [grin] So I am chucking everything. I just want space. Those disney videos might make a little $. You think so? Video? Please. Snap out of it; I am putting them on the roadside tomorrow. |
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HamsterHuey said: Sander said: Those disney videos might make a little $. You think so? Video? Please. Snap out of it; I am putting them on the roadside tomorrow. You know how Disney releases video? Once every seven years. In the meantime letting them be unavailable? Anyway, I just remembered your little squeal when things got really scary with Wall-E. | |
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Sander said: I just remembered your little squeal when things got really scary with Wall-E.
I - do - not - squeal |
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HamsterHuey said: Sander said: I just remembered your little squeal when things got really scary with Wall-E.
I - do - not - squeal Said the pig... | |
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Sander said: HamsterHuey said:
I - do - not - squeal Said the pig... Oink? |
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Sander said: You know how Disney releases video? Once every seven years. In the meantime letting them be unavailable?
Have you EVER heard of the DVD medium? And the fact they pack LOADS of extra's? Even The Black Cauldron is on DVD. And the fact I got ALL the video's on computer hard drive is something to take into consideration... And do you remember that video wears out REAL quick? |
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HamsterHuey said: Sander said: Said the pig... Oink? More like a... uffff | |
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HamsterHuey said: Mmmmmm
Mozart's symphonies. recomend a good cd to start with | |
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jonylawson said: HamsterHuey said: Mmmmmm
Mozart's symphonies. recomend a good cd to start with Requiem. Have anti-depressives ready... | |
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jonylawson said: HamsterHuey said: Mmmmmm
Mozart's symphonies. recomend a good cd to start with The albums of the Academy Of Ancient Music, conducted by Christopher Hogwood are swell. Also, the Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, conducted by Sir Neville Marriner. Best thing is to get the Amadeus soundtrack, which has some other artists and composers on there as well. Or get simple stuff like THE BEST OF CLASSICAL albums (there are COUNTLESS), so you can pinpoint WHAT kind of classical music you are into. |
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