the yin and yang of moving stuff
Aug. 23rd, 2010 11:45 pmSo when you move, especially under circumstances like mine, people offer you stuff you may or may not need. And sometimes they put it in your garage without asking.
M&M, my otherwise really cool neighbors, did so with a fairly nice-looking floor lamp. 'OK,' I thought, 'I'll take it anyway.' It had (Foreshadowing!) a dimmer switch; putting a CFL in it made it hum. 'I'm still taking it,' I thought. When I almost missed
dianala's driveway in the dark on a quest for more stuff, I braked hard and sent the lamp sliding forward, thereby breaking it. It's now in the Abbey trash.
But on a much more positive note,
dianala up and gave me a night stand, which I needed, and a working serger, which is something I've coveted for years. Even if it's going to have to stay at the Abbey due to space constraints, that's a fantastic score. She also ended my box shortage, with eighteen (18) plastic crates, which was all I could fit in the Sanctimobile. I do believe I'm set to pack & go. I have the moving list, a mere 128 items long.
M&M, my otherwise really cool neighbors, did so with a fairly nice-looking floor lamp. 'OK,' I thought, 'I'll take it anyway.' It had (Foreshadowing!) a dimmer switch; putting a CFL in it made it hum. 'I'm still taking it,' I thought. When I almost missed
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