Always something, right?
Jul. 27th, 2012 03:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
brightrosefoxThe rearranging and reassembling of house parts continues. This time it involved the televisions, the PS3, and the new Roku Box. I think the feline part of my brain is starting to get used to all this moving around.
Also, our new refrigerator won't be here until Wednesday. Also, our refrigerator died yesterday. Luckily, we have a huge freezer and two mini fridge units to cram things into. The new refrigerator will be GE and very pretty and Energy Star qualified, and Pepco will apparently give us a discount.
So, right, Adam decided to switch the downstairs 26" TV plus the PS3 with the upstairs 46" TV. He bought a Roku Box so I could still watch Netflix upstairs while he could play games downstairs. Eventually, we will purchase a larger TV to mount on the living room wall, bring the 46" TV back upstairs, and... do something else will the smaller TV. Probably put it back downstairs.
I am still feeling anger and hate for my painful body parts for being painful and stupid. I just want to read books and not hurt so much. Luckily the reading helps shift my focus from the hurting a little. A. Lee Martinez's books always helps.
Also, our new refrigerator won't be here until Wednesday. Also, our refrigerator died yesterday. Luckily, we have a huge freezer and two mini fridge units to cram things into. The new refrigerator will be GE and very pretty and Energy Star qualified, and Pepco will apparently give us a discount.
So, right, Adam decided to switch the downstairs 26" TV plus the PS3 with the upstairs 46" TV. He bought a Roku Box so I could still watch Netflix upstairs while he could play games downstairs. Eventually, we will purchase a larger TV to mount on the living room wall, bring the 46" TV back upstairs, and... do something else will the smaller TV. Probably put it back downstairs.
I am still feeling anger and hate for my painful body parts for being painful and stupid. I just want to read books and not hurt so much. Luckily the reading helps shift my focus from the hurting a little. A. Lee Martinez's books always helps.
