June 2012
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Jun 30th
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Took advantage of having very little in the fridge after coming back from a week of vacation and cleaned things out and wiped stuff down. I’ll do the same for the cabinets tomorrow, I think. 
Jun 30th
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Home again. Cat seems somewhat pleased, somewhat pissed we left in the first place. It’s super hot out.
Jun 29th
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Jun 29th
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Add turtle (in the pool) to list of vacation wildlife.
Jun 27th
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Dream part-time job is officially not happening. Dammit.
Jun 26th
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Wildlife count for trip so far: Frog (found in pool and removed) Snakes (not seen by me, thankfully) Squirrels Wild turkeys Deer Lots of bugs
Jun 26th
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Jun 25th
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Jun 25th
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Jun 25th
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Jun 25th
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I’m leaving for week-long vacation in a few hours, so I probably won’t be around much. I’ll have internet access but plan on being too busy lounging by the pool/beach to use it.
Jun 22nd
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Jun 22nd
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Jun 22nd
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The amount of nothing that I do on a daily basis is starting to get out of hand
Jun 21st
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Jun 21st
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Jun 21st
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Jun 21st
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Jun 21st
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Jun 21st
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14kgoldnyc replied to your post: tehblackbirdishiding replied to your post:… He’s an ASS in his essays. He managed to make David Foster Wallace’s death all about himself. Great guy with the English language. Also a turdball. It’s not the same in his fiction, which I enjoy. Good to know. I will continue my avoidance of his essays.
Jun 21st
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tehblackbirdishiding replied to your post: tehblackbirdishiding replied to your post: I… I love Jonathan Franzen’s books. Not him, just his books. Everyone seems to think that’s a horrible thing but I don’t really understand it. I know he’s a dick, but dicks can write good books, right? I’ve mostly liked the books of his I’ve read (Strong Motion and The Corrections, plus I saw...
Jun 21st
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tehblackbirdishiding replied to your post: I finished The Road. You didn’t miss anything. I have no idea why it’s on that list. Maybe we are DUM. Could be. I also hate Wuthering Heightsand love YA fantasy books. God, I’m the worst English major ever. Not pretentious enough by half.
Jun 21st
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tehblackbirdincardigans asked: I finished The Road. You didn't miss anything. I have no idea why it's on that list.
Jun 21st
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tehblackbirdishiding: 30 Books Everyone Should Read Before Turning 30 thegirlwiththefinchertattoo: femmenoire: blasiandiaries: I’ve only read a couple on here. Better get crackin’. Mostly White authors. The least imaginative one of these lists I’ve ever seen.  The only thing I learned from reading Catcher in the Rye is how much I fucking hate Catcher in the Rye.  So much entitled...
Jun 21st
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J. Crew is selling a $188 cashmere baby blanket. No. Just no.
Jun 21st
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Jun 21st
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Jun 21st
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send me unpopular opinions and i can only...
Jun 20th
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How to Make an Organizer Out of Old Birchboxes
birchbox: Here at Birchbox, we are big fans of recycling. Not only do we separate cans from bottles and paper from plastic, we also save old Birchboxes and repurpose them as drawers! Follow the step-by-step instructions below (with pictures) to create your very own organizer, great for storing jewelry, headphones, and of course, all your fave samples.  Read More I may have to do this,...
Jun 20th
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Jun 20th
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Jun 20th
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Jun 19th
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Fun With Copyright Traps!
mentalflossr: These people, places and things exist only on paper, solely to thwart would-be info burglars. More: 10 Hoax Definitions, Paper Towns and Other Things That Don’t Exist
Jun 19th
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Jun 19th
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more tl;dr on the lara croft thing
missvoltairine: When I was a kid, ALL my friends and I wanted nothing more than to be Lara Croft. We wanted to be her for halloween, we wanted to be her in games of pretend that we played out in the woods, we wanted to be archeologists when we grew up so we could be like her. We wanted to be her because she was such a pure badass, and because she was a woman, and because most of us had never...
Jun 19th
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Jun 17th
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Who Wants This Necklace?
wailingbeansidhe: It’s been in my store for, like, ever. And nobody’s bought it. So it’s going home with somebody for free. Rules: The contest closes on Monday at midnight, and I’ll do one post a day between now and then; I’ll tag each one with “FreeGewgaws” so you can find them if you want to. To enter, heart or reblog one or more of my giveaway posts. You’ll get an entry for each heart...
Jun 15th
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Jun 15th
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Jun 15th
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Jun 15th
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Jun 15th
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do people like being called dude?
lorettalove: vanboobsenstein: istealforksfromrestaurants: whiskey—robot: oldtobegin: i call everyone dude. hope this is okay. not sure how to change. Me too so uh tell me if you don’t like it I call everyone dude and have since 1985. dude Dude, I do this a lot. Especially when talking online, for some reason.
Jun 14th
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Lawmaker Barred After Vagina Comment →
someauthorgirl: thecranium: tehblackbirdishiding: kelsium: dorkasaurusrexatron: File under: this would be funny if it weren’t so fucking sad. Michigan House Republicans prohibited state Rep. Lisa Brown (D) from speaking on the floor after she ended a speech against a bill restricting abortions by referencing her female anatomy, the Detroit News reports. Said Brown: “Finally, Mr....
Jun 14th
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Jun 14th
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In case anyone cares, Brooklyn Public Library beats both NYPL and Queens as far as ebook selection and availability go, at least for the stuff I was looking for. Go Brooklyn.
Jun 13th
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My version of vacation prep: going through the lighter books on my Goodreads to-read shelf and creating a spreadsheet about which ones are available as e-books from the various libraries.
Jun 13th
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Jun 13th
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This day is moving painfully slow, I’m bored out of my skull, and I hate most things. Grrr.
Jun 13th
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Jun 13th
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