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earthbelow) wrote2007-12-01 02:35 pm
earthbelow) wrote2007-12-01 02:35 pm
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If ten good things make a gleepost...
...then five random things make up a legitimate post.
1. Old monitor is now replaced with GINORMOUS new monitor. It is gorgeous (21 inches, dude, I've had smaller TV's), and actually is very fun. It makes the interwebs seem all new and shiny again.
2. I should discuss some of the stuff I've been doing at work, but I think I should do it in a locked post. Not that any of it is bad, I just don't want to risk my employers finding out I'm talking about them (for good or ill) behind their backs.
3. I need to gleepost much more now. Especially since NaNoWriMo is over (I won way back on the 15th of November, so the 30th didn't come as quite the relief it did to others). BTW, big ol' congrats to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
ladyslvr and tptigger who both won. I knew you two could pull it off and I am so proud of you guys and I can't wait until I get to read what you've written. Because from what you've both told me, you have v. v. fascinating novels.
4. Williams Sonoma catalog = Housewares Porn. Y/N? Discuss. I lust after everything I see in there, but I know we're running out of space in this apartment. We already don't have enough places to put books, much less a Cuisinart Popcorn Maker which we'd never use, but nevertheless is quite lovely looking in the catalog. That why I just cut out the pictures and pretend like I just bought it for my big imaginary house that I'll have some day. The one where I'll have lots of critters (dogs! cats! reptiles! fish! possibly marsupials!) and write award winning novels from. Like I said, imaginary.
5. My mom has finally quit smoking. She's smoke free for 22 days now and I am immensely proud of her. It's something I've hoped she would do for a long time, and I'm really really proud of her. Getting rid of bad habits is hard. It's even harder when you have a physical addiction to the bad habit in question.
1. Old monitor is now replaced with GINORMOUS new monitor. It is gorgeous (21 inches, dude, I've had smaller TV's), and actually is very fun. It makes the interwebs seem all new and shiny again.
2. I should discuss some of the stuff I've been doing at work, but I think I should do it in a locked post. Not that any of it is bad, I just don't want to risk my employers finding out I'm talking about them (for good or ill) behind their backs.
3. I need to gleepost much more now. Especially since NaNoWriMo is over (I won way back on the 15th of November, so the 30th didn't come as quite the relief it did to others). BTW, big ol' congrats to
ladyslvr and tptigger who both won. I knew you two could pull it off and I am so proud of you guys and I can't wait until I get to read what you've written. Because from what you've both told me, you have v. v. fascinating novels. 4. Williams Sonoma catalog = Housewares Porn. Y/N? Discuss. I lust after everything I see in there, but I know we're running out of space in this apartment. We already don't have enough places to put books, much less a Cuisinart Popcorn Maker which we'd never use, but nevertheless is quite lovely looking in the catalog. That why I just cut out the pictures and pretend like I just bought it for my big imaginary house that I'll have some day. The one where I'll have lots of critters (dogs! cats! reptiles! fish! possibly marsupials!) and write award winning novels from. Like I said, imaginary.
5. My mom has finally quit smoking. She's smoke free for 22 days now and I am immensely proud of her. It's something I've hoped she would do for a long time, and I'm really really proud of her. Getting rid of bad habits is hard. It's even harder when you have a physical addiction to the bad habit in question.