Look at that guy talking about the stuff he has.
Sunday, June 12, 2005
She's getting tired and now she's over the hill. I wish I could tell her that a grandchild was on the way but it's not going to happen for awhile. But I've been with her longer than anyone else at 58% of her life.
That's a lot of gas money.
I also ceased being a landlord as of Friday. I can now go into my home but I was away for the weekend so my first chance to see it was Sunday night. I was planning on having a new blogger template up in commemoration of new property but I didn't have a chance to do anything with it even after chartering a little help from matt. I'll do it later.
You can drink beer in this room after helping me paint over that ugly yellow dining room.
It is a huge turn-on, to all of the materialistic whores in Chicago, to meet a single 20-something guy who just bought a house for no real reason. Well it was to at least one. Of course, if you're a jaded big city person, buying a house means coming up with a billion dollars for the down payment. I don't know if it translates well that you can buy something larger and in a quieter neighborhood in a mid-sized city for pennies in comparison to the big city.
And I wasn't walking around with a sandwich sign and a bullhorn telling everyone I bought a house. It's more of an inevitability of conversation. But, we did try to steal a bullhorn from the bartender that was yelling at me to buy another Jagerbomb.
I wonder how much the house from Family Matters would go for these days - that is, if you treat it fairly and don't count the historical repercussions and the tender mark the Winslow family left on our hearts every Friday night in the 80's.
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