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I dismantled Fort Kickass and rebuilt it into a tower, but that didn't give me as much floor space as I was hoping. Also, the thing I hoped to could shove into the reclaimed space turns out to be 2 inches too wide to fit. Annoying. I hope something useful comes of it.
Still, I did laundry and I washed dishes and I vacuumed the stairs, even though I hate vacuuming (so noisy!) and I especially hate lugging a vacuum cleaner step to step. But it's done, hurray!
In the process of trying for a homier home, I have discovered that it doesn't really feel like home until my Super Nintendo is there, is connected to an appropriate TV, and has been played a little. (Or a lot - after getting the SNES settled, I spent the next week or so playing Illusion of Gaia start to finish. And getting all 50 Red Jewels hidden within. And beating the bonus boss — the first time in my life I've managed to do so.)
I like my Super Nintendo, and Illusion of Gaia. A lot.
I still need to figure out where I can stuff my PSP and accessories when I'm not using it/them, but that seems relatively small and do-able. I'll get this whipped yet.
When the biggest thing on my mind is "My PSP is fine where it is, but it needs a good year-round home", you know that I'm doing wonderfully. Yay me!
Still, I did laundry and I washed dishes and I vacuumed the stairs, even though I hate vacuuming (so noisy!) and I especially hate lugging a vacuum cleaner step to step. But it's done, hurray!
In the process of trying for a homier home, I have discovered that it doesn't really feel like home until my Super Nintendo is there, is connected to an appropriate TV, and has been played a little. (Or a lot - after getting the SNES settled, I spent the next week or so playing Illusion of Gaia start to finish. And getting all 50 Red Jewels hidden within. And beating the bonus boss — the first time in my life I've managed to do so.)
I like my Super Nintendo, and Illusion of Gaia. A lot.
I still need to figure out where I can stuff my PSP and accessories when I'm not using it/them, but that seems relatively small and do-able. I'll get this whipped yet.
When the biggest thing on my mind is "My PSP is fine where it is, but it needs a good year-round home", you know that I'm doing wonderfully. Yay me!