Saffron ,'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Um.
Note to self: playing "The Sims" when already stressed = bad idea
"Why does my Sim keep CRYING?? Stop crying! You want a pony? A new car! PLEASE stop crying!"
Even after I finally managed to get the strength to stop playing, I kept wondering if the Sims get lonely when I turn off my X-Box.
Who thought that playing a game about managing all the little stressful details of multiple people's lives was RELAXING? Whose idea was this? I want names, NAMES.
I get 28 addresses if I count my 4 separate dorm rooms and two separate years studying abroad. I think where I really excel is in that I'd lived in 11 domiciles by the time I was 13, and I wasn't an army brat (though half of that is due to divorce and duplicate households). The longest I've ever lived continuously in one town is 5 years (13-18).
I have had 17 addresses, but 8 of those were college (6 dorm rooms and 2 summer sublets). I only lived in 2 before college (we moved from the tiny cottage when I was 3, and Mom sold that house when I was 19), and have had 5 since I started working at this company 13 years ago.
I slept really well last night. I wish I could figure out the secret to good nights versus bad ones. Still, I lounged a bit in bed instead of getting right up and I swear that makes me re-tired.
10 places since '73, and 12 since '52. Never lived in a dorm, so that knocks the number down a bit.
I think, on a quick count, I've racked up nine homes in 36 years. Apparently this makes me an underachiever.
I was only in the dorms one year, so not much inflation there. And even in college, I tended to stay in the same place for a couple of years where possible.
Counting the number of places I've lived requires more brainpower than I have this early in the morning.
My bedroom: [link]
very nice. calm, but also bright. excellent choice.
Verra nice, tom.