Never a Dull Moment
I've been putting off renting a truck for Sunday's move--yes! I am moving! On top of getting a new job!--and it turns out it's a good thing I did, because the new apartment building had a power outage and all the outlets in my new places BLEW OUT.
Yes, they did.
Now it turns out that I can't move in until the DAY that I have to MOVE OUT of my other place.
Even for someone as used to living on the edge as I am--and let me reassure you that I have made a damn career out of it--this is cutting it...a little close.
I'm not even sure what I'm going to do next.
And so I'll post a funny exchange from Facebook about LAST weekend:
Me, to T-Town: "After locking us out of your house--in the cold rain, in our pjs, without phones or wallets, getting into a fender-bender, driving like a maniac, and blowing out a tire--not to mention ziplining--Lilith Fair seemed pretty uneventful."
T-Town: "Two questions: 1. How is this different than a normal weekend for you? 2. Were you somehow under the impression the Lilith Fair would be interesting? But seriously, it was great to have you here and you still owe me 20 bucks."
Me: "Well, I don't normally go ziplining."
T-Town: "Good point."
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