this morning i snuck out of church and ran to the corner store to buy some deodorant because i forgot to put some on when i got dressed.
which do you guys think is cheaper: food basics or no frills? i usually go to food basics on my way home from work, but this afternoon i went to no frills, and i definitely noticed some things were cheaper, while other things were more expensive. hm.
on my way home from the grocery store i stopped in at "the original hockey hall of fame" which is located at the corner of york and alfred. i've passed it many times and have often thought "i should go in there sometime". i'm not a hockey fan, but you know, it's yet another thing i've never done before. as i walked in i was kind of excited, but it turns out there's a 5 dollar admission fee and i didn't think it was worth it so i left.
i've been doing a massive overhaul of my apartment because i've been living in squaller for the last little while. plus my family is coming over here tomorrow for some father's day festivities. to make room in my kitchen for the extra table and chairs, i had to wheel my dishwasher into the closet (i always do this when having guests, it's a pretty good system). as i rearranged my closet to make room for the dishwasher i discovered my purple t-shirt! the same purple shirt i "accused" my laundromat of losing! oops. but i honestly thought it was gone forever, and have many times lamented it's absence. i feel badly about getting a free load of laundry under false pretenses, but i'm thrilled to be reunited with my t-shirt. it went so nicely with my one skirt.
i'm reading "a complicated kindness" right now per the suggestion of gen and beckie. it's been really good. this is my favourite line from it "i was moulded to my french horn case like the ken doll is to his underwear". too hilarious. hahaha.
will you just look at me!
2 comments:
You don't have to feel badly about getting the free load of laundry. Go back and apologize and then pay for the load of laundry. It'll be a great character-building exercise. And you never know, someone might be still kicking themselves over the guilt of losing your special purple t-shirt. You might just strike up a lifelong relationship!
that IS an option. character-building indeed. i wonder when i'll have enough character and will be able to stop building.
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