Comments on: Blood on My Hands

By: Phlyst

Phlyst — Mon, 06 Dec 2004 01:09:13 +0000

Just don’t let your collection of clothes outgrow your dresser. You’ll know this is happening when you can’t open a drawer properly and have to stick your hand in to get a t-shirt, or pair of socks, or some underwear unstuck that’s holding the drawer in. The holiday season is a good time to clean out and donate (maybe not the socks, definitely not the underwear, nor the t-shirts that are a little too threadbare, either).

And *I* had drawers in my dorm room. They were furnished by the university, but hey.

By: obigabu

obigabu — Thu, 02 Dec 2004 04:44:27 +0000

Good to see that you held up your end of the bargain on our commitment to irregular blogging. I just wanted to stop by and see what was going on in the life of the voodooman. As I began to read this post I couldn’t help but laugh. A week earlier than you, the wife and I did the exact same thing. We’ve been married 8 years and (also) still did not have a dresser. We got in the car and drove down to the “New” Ikea here in phoenix. (Which by the way is the largest Ikea in the country, GO US!!) However, we didn’t find anything that quite tickled my wife’s fancy, so we check out a small antique store that she had found and picked up an old white washed dresser (with dove tail joints) for only 100 bucks. Although, we did try those swedish meatballs!!!!
I found myself today getting socks out of that dresser thinking, “sure dog gone nice to have a dresser!” Civilized at last!! Okay, maybe i just have a dresser.

By: M

Wed, 01 Dec 2004 01:56:49 +0000

HEY! I was the one who put together your desk. Didn’t do too bad a job either, even if I did set up one of the sides backwards at first.

I could really get used to this “grown up” furniture. Someday I bet we’ll even get more. Better yet, some of that $2,000 type stuff that comes already assembled. ;D

By: The Minister of Squeaky Music

The Minister of Squeaky Music — Tue, 30 Nov 2004 06:32:45 +0000

Awww, you’re all grown up and shit now.

Next thing you know you’ll be seperating laundry by color!

By: Troy

Troy — Mon, 29 Nov 2004 13:53:19 +0000

Wow. You posted Good jorb.

And I too made a trip to Ikea recently. Bought a couple of lamps, some utensils, a couple of smaller things. Nothing that required a lot of assembly. Though I tend to enjoy the assembly. The instruction manual is your friend

By: Cait

Cait — Sun, 28 Nov 2004 12:12:11 +0000

When the kids were small, there were always toys and items that needed assembly. “Santa” assembled the toys, etc., Christmas Eve, after the kids went to bed. “Santa” had a very nasty vocabulary.