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: Elizabeth Scripturient (the delinquent, ecumenical (hermionesviolin) wrote,
2006-07-24 11:30:00

Elizabeth Scripturient (the delinquent, ecumenical
hermionesviolin
2006-07-24 11:30:00

ew

I didn't bring a lunch today (I need to go grocery shopping) and I am very glad I didn't. Last week the fridge kept dripping water inside, and it totally needs to be defrosted, so I went to check on it and ew, dairy. A bottle of half-and-half or something on the door was leaking. So that got chucked right quick, and I rinsed off all the other bottles that were below it on the door. And did lots of mopping up. And got rid of the food that's been sitting in the fridge for days and days and has clearly gone bad. Ugh.

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hey, navel-gazing was fruitful

letters from a marxist buddhist ("Tell all my friends I say hi.")

Yes, I know this is only the second such book I've tried -- but I am not full of optimism.

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