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Monday, June 05, 2006

Monday Cleanup

How often do I clean my cabinets... All the way to the back?
I'm a combination of several of the answer choices. I have one cabinet that I know is the portal to somewhere else. I would have tried to cram myself in there long ago if I thought it was somewhere good, but it isn't. I swear my arm was grabbed once by something bumpy and slimy feeling when I put it back there. The cabinet has not been cleaned since. Any items that might fall to the back part of that cabinet are gone for ever.


The rest of them get cleaned when I need something badly enough. Luriking evil makes me ignore the cabinet entirely. I probably should nail that other one shut so the thing doesn't get out. It used to be that I'd clean only when moving but since I haven't moved in 8 years, I thought it might be time to clean. I've been amazed at the stuff I've found and the knitting time I've wasted. 6 more cabinets to go (that includes the grabby one, I'm saving that for last).

This week's poll is all about laundry.

You drop a clean sock/undies on the basement floor. What do you do?
	I keep that floor washed spotless, I put it in the laundry basket again and carry on.
	The floor is absolutely clean but that's just icky, I wash it again.
	The floor is gross down there, are you kidding, back to the wash it goes.
	The floor may be yucky but I can't be bothered to re-wash everything I drop. I shake it off and put it in the basket.
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I forgot to post this for Sandy last week. It's my Dianthus enjoying the blue skies.

I spent my weekend indoors, captured there by the rain and my whimpy-ness. I say whimpiness because on Saturday as we were heading out of town I saw 3 people in their fisherman style rain slickers working on their gardens. Oh, the hardiness of Mainers.

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Posted by: Amy Boogie / 6/05/2006 07:15:00 AM

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Sharing certainly doesn't mean you can Steal bandwidth. Hotlinking is very bad.

Share nice and I'll be your buddy, be a troll and I'll torch all your needles.

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