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[rm]

Having decided that plastic bags aren't just bad for the environment and taking over my house, but intensely aesthetically displeasing, I bought a deep purple bag that folds up really tiny and attaches to my keychain for using at the grocery store and suchlike. It's probably perverse how pleasing this is to me.

Now, quick food and off to the barn dance. I'm too tired, really, but dancing is good and it's Irish fiddle music tonight and that's just one of those things that fits into my world so sweetly. Also, it will take my mind off the fencing jacket nightmare.

In other news, the awful neighbors with the awful chihuahuas have a new acquisition -- a large plaster fish. I first saw it out by the trash at our building and thought "now there's a weird object." They apparently rescued it from the trash and either thinking it was not all they hoped it would be or that it was a perfect "welcome to our chihuahua-infested home" signpost have left it outside their door -- for weeks. Today someone has perched an empty coffee cup in its mouth. I wish I had a camera, it's large and cartoonish and not painted, just this white creepy fish with a broken fin Aie.

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[wordsofastory.livejournal.com]

*laughs* You certainly make it sound appealing. When's the next one, next month? Not everyone has to dres up, right?

Hello, bunny!

[rm.livejournal.com]

Most everyone was in jeans. I of course want to hijack it and make everyone I know go and dress up sometime, but no, not at all. It's just fun to spinny if one is wearing spinny things.

and yeah -- second Thursday.

[wordsofastory.livejournal.com]

Hee. But I own, like, one spinny thing. Me and skirts are not so close.

(Man, people on the floor above me are having loud sex. Again! I hope this isn't a patten.)

[rm.livejournal.com]

This was the first time I wore a skirt in ages (as I do prefer to be dashing and that's hard in a skirt!) But seriously, most people were in jeans.