i have a new mouse. not the kind i was looking at in the pet store, either. it’s a spiffy new logitech optical wheel mouse. i figured it was time to replace my original, eight year old mouse. i almost got a cordless one, but i really don’t need it and i couldn’t justify paying a hundred bucks for a pointing device.
i also bought a paint-by-numbers kit. i’m going to paint a picture of tigers tomorrow! yay! much better than being on a stinky old train. speaking of trains, i just got off the phone with amtrak and they refunded my entire ticket price for the reservation i had on tomorrow’s train. yay!
what else did i buy? oh, just a notepad (to replace the one that got drenched with smirnoff ice in my bag) and a pretty new fountain pen. three bucks at the dollar store! i LOVE the dollar store!
i almost bought a lot of other stuff, but even in my shopping therapy frame of mind i was being conservative. i’m such a good girl.
i think tonight would be a good night to install quakeII and test out my new mouse. *blam* die, motherfucker!! *blamblam*
why were you pouring Smirnoff Ice into your purse? ;)
i didn’t pour it. =P the water bottle i had filled with ice to take to the beach sunday night had sprung a leak after i put it in my bag when we left. i looked in the morning and everything was drenched and stinky. so depressing.
oh, that is sad. i’m sorry.
congrats! you bought the RIGHT mouse for shooters like quake’n stuff. now the crosshair is there where you want it to be! *blam*
a PEN was THREE BUCKS at the DOLLAR store? Does that strike anyone besides me as odd?
a PEN was THREE BUCKS at the DOLLAR store? Does that strike anyone besides me as odd?
I have one of those Logitech mice too, they ROCK. :-)
We have an optical mouse and I hate it.
That’s the one with out the ball and the light instead right? That’s the one I hate.
the pen AND notebook together were three bucks at the dollar store, andrea.
of course, at canadian dollar stores every item is not one buck. i was so amazed when in the dollar store in worcester to find that every item was one dollar. everything! nothing cost more than a buck! it was orgasmic.
And we were plenty surprised when we went into a “dollar store” near Worcester that had stuff out front for $5, $3, $2, etc. It finally dawned on me their definition of a dollar store was only charging an exact dollar amount with no change (until they add the tax… so you can’t even say they just do it to avoid having any change to count). Strange little place. We avoided the $1 cosmetics. Much like the 79 cent douche!