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54119--well you can't have that, but if you're an American citizen, you are entitled to...
I got up early and finished clearing out the rooms for the carpet cleaning guy. Then I went to the bank and took out some money to pay him with. I realized that we hadn't discussed how much it was going to be, so I took a guess and took out that much.
The room looks pretty empty. Actually, it is always pretty empty. I hated the furniture that used to be in here and got rid of it after my first wife died. Nowadays it's mostly camera junk that sits along the right side. I put most of that stuff in my already overstuffed office.
The family room. I pushed all the furniture and stuff into the kitchen. I started to vacuum the carpet before the guy came, but the vacuum cleaner died on me with a horrible shudder and an electrical burning smell. It was an eight-pound Oreck XL that I bought when I moved into my first house 20 years ago. I got my money's worth out of it.
This one is to answer the question about whether my tv sits in the fireplace. It doesn't--it's a tv nook. I'd prefer just a wall there, but I do like that the upper part is open to the front room--that was one of the things I liked when I first looked at the house.
The guy, whose name is Mike, did a great job on the carpet--it looks like new. When we discussed how much it was going to cost, he came up with a figure that was the exact amount that I had guessed. I told him that, and we were both pleased with ourselves.
I spent the rest of the day not doing much of anything. I watched a wonderful little independent movie called Cashback. It popped up in my netflix list from out of nowhere. It stars Sean Biggerstaff, who I remembered from the Harry Potter movies--he played Wood, the captain of the Quiddich team.
I had a thought today as I was listening to an old Tubes song on the radio. The song contains a reference to Patty Hearst, who was kidnapped by the SLA back in the 70s. Here's what popped into my head: "Back in my day, heiresses weren't celebrities--they were terrorists who robbed banks."
It makes sense if your head is filled with the same kind of stuff that's in mine.
The room looks pretty empty. Actually, it is always pretty empty. I hated the furniture that used to be in here and got rid of it after my first wife died. Nowadays it's mostly camera junk that sits along the right side. I put most of that stuff in my already overstuffed office.
The family room. I pushed all the furniture and stuff into the kitchen. I started to vacuum the carpet before the guy came, but the vacuum cleaner died on me with a horrible shudder and an electrical burning smell. It was an eight-pound Oreck XL that I bought when I moved into my first house 20 years ago. I got my money's worth out of it.
This one is to answer the question about whether my tv sits in the fireplace. It doesn't--it's a tv nook. I'd prefer just a wall there, but I do like that the upper part is open to the front room--that was one of the things I liked when I first looked at the house.
The guy, whose name is Mike, did a great job on the carpet--it looks like new. When we discussed how much it was going to cost, he came up with a figure that was the exact amount that I had guessed. I told him that, and we were both pleased with ourselves.
I spent the rest of the day not doing much of anything. I watched a wonderful little independent movie called Cashback. It popped up in my netflix list from out of nowhere. It stars Sean Biggerstaff, who I remembered from the Harry Potter movies--he played Wood, the captain of the Quiddich team.
I had a thought today as I was listening to an old Tubes song on the radio. The song contains a reference to Patty Hearst, who was kidnapped by the SLA back in the 70s. Here's what popped into my head: "Back in my day, heiresses weren't celebrities--they were terrorists who robbed banks."
It makes sense if your head is filled with the same kind of stuff that's in mine.
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