A few groceries. Stamps (yes, I still use snail mail occasionally). And I signed the contract for my kitchen remodeling!
Your latest purchases, cont.
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I have just received
and, after discussing him briefly in TNZ, I have just ordered a secondhand copy of
The Tall Chief: The unfinished autobiography of Edward W. Wynkoop.
and, after discussing him briefly in TNZ, I have just ordered a secondhand copy of
The Tall Chief: The unfinished autobiography of Edward W. Wynkoop.
Mum & dad went to IKEA today, asked if I wanted to join them -which I did!
I bought one of those things (don't know the anglo name for them: please help me with that!) that you install above where you do your cooking; they, then, suck up all the vapours! cost me 999 Kr (~183 US$).
And, while I was there, I also got a big ol' mat to put in front of my door, a nice rug (probably for the cat to piss on
), a couple of lamps (two of the old-fashioned 'bulp'-type that are dim-able but have a better light-to-heat ratio than the usual incandescent ones) and one 3W LED thing to light up my desk (looks a bit like the 'heat ray'-device on top of the UFO's in the 1953 War of the Worlds film! 
plus a forty-LED-balls-of-light-chain for outdoors use.
(and a few other things -while I was there...)
I bought one of those things (don't know the anglo name for them: please help me with that!) that you install above where you do your cooking; they, then, suck up all the vapours! cost me 999 Kr (~183 US$).
And, while I was there, I also got a big ol' mat to put in front of my door, a nice rug (probably for the cat to piss on
), a couple of lamps (two of the old-fashioned 'bulp'-type that are dim-able but have a better light-to-heat ratio than the usual incandescent ones) and one 3W LED thing to light up my desk (looks a bit like the 'heat ray'-device on top of the UFO's in the 1953 War of the Worlds film! plus a forty-LED-balls-of-light-chain for outdoors use.(and a few other things -while I was there...)
SwissGear Ibex backpack. Needed to carry a bunch of things today, and it really lightened the load. Not the sexiest, but certainly the best backpack I've ever owned:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrjbb--_FHg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrjbb--_FHg
In Australia they are called a rangehood. I am not sure what they are called in the rest of the English speaking world.
Vent, though range hood is used too.
Just ordered these:
They're for my cross stitch pieces- the top will have teacups, the bottom a classic car (I don't think Dad would want an overly cute cat).
They're for my cross stitch pieces- the top will have teacups, the bottom a classic car (I don't think Dad would want an overly cute cat).
I bought some throwback D.P. and a Subway sandwich.
Yay for Friday.
Yay for Friday.
I bought a 27" iMac with core i7 processor, 4 gigs of ram, and a 1tb hard drive on monday. Sadly, my schedule this week has had extremely limited free time, so I've only been able play with it for a few mins. But, next week looks real good as far as free time for me to have some fun with it.
Picked up a blender for my Mother in Law, a Waterpik for me and about 60 bucks for groceries.
Babylon 5. All of the seasons except for S2, which Best Buy didn't have. Now i gotta find that one season.
Got two fancy diaries for my nieces and a stuffed animal for their baby sister. They'll be here after Christmas, so I can give it to them then.
When it arrives, you better damn well run in slo-motion to collect it.
... nanananananananana....
It isn't really my purchase but I just ordered the first two seasons of Hogan's Heroes for my son. They were on special and postage free - total combined price $AUD31.98.
