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[maveness]

Things Learned by Going to Christmas On Sunset in Downtown

1. You can't pay me to go in a flea market.

2. However, I can spend way too much time in antiques stores. Especially when they have two floors.

3. Random ladders are far more entertaining than guys on stilts.

4. Downtown is a lot more developed than I even knew. Coffee shops! Old fashioned burger joints! Some person named Gizzie!

5. Gingerbread men taste good. Apparently, to my dog, they are the BEST THING EVER. (I only gave him a tiny piece of arm. He then tried to climb me.)

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To Do List

As I have a very busy long weekend, I've got to write down the things I need to do.

1. Grocery shop. Creatively.

2. Write some Stewart/Harvick Christmas silliness.

3. Wrap presents.

4. Straighten up apartment.

5. Dye hair.

6. Possibly cook...something soupish.

7. Go to dad's Christmas program.

8. Avoid talking to sister.

9. Go to Christmas program and dinner for Gran's birthday.

10. Again, avoid talking to sister.

Comments

[dragonsinger.livejournal.com]

Sounds busy. I'm guessing "avoid talking to sister" will be the strenuous part.

[maveness.livejournal.com]

LOL It will. On the plus side, I have the genuine feeling that she'll be withdrawn and not talkative (mom says she's being moody). So maybe she'll leave me alone.

[pmgoose.livejournal.com]

*HUGS*

[mainelorelei.livejournal.com]

Sigh...someone who lives where there's a "downtown". Lucky you

[maveness.livejournal.com]

I work in a downtown of one town (lots of food, no shopping unless you're rich) and live near another (which has some cute stuff, plus a kickin antiques mall, but not much shopping). It was quaint, but...

[mainelorelei.livejournal.com]

I live and work in towns that have "out of town" for anything decent and the nearest mall is an hour away. Antique stores are the best for whiling away time...