mortali-teevee
Lest I continue the pretence that I'm ultrasuperwonderful, I'd like to add the following caveats to yesterday's list of power.
- The Boy cut up & steamed the pears; my dad helped to peel the skin off the plums (a craptastic job to be sure. It's fiddly & annoying like peeling wallpaper, but to make matters worse the juice gets into your cuticles & stings.)
- The Boy did all the heavy lifting into the closet.
- The Boy always helps wrangle Blake, as do my parents whenever they're around.
I’m still awfully proud of myself.
We recycled the Boy's old teevee today. It was a 13" he bought from a little wacky guy in a communist repair shop (this same guy also tried to get one of the Boy's roommates to go in on a helicopter purchase). Through 2 years of dating & 4 years of marriage, that's been our teevee, despite my dad's attempts to upgrade us to one of the models he keeps around the house for no good reason. Last week the colour went, so we upgraded. We also built a new shelf system & moved the stereo, vcr & dvd away from Blake-level, all of which made me feel a little less guilty for giving up on our little 13 incher.
That guilt returned in full force this afternoon when the recycling men instructed us to throw the teevee 10 feet down into a dumpster. I'm pretty sure it won't be picked up & lovingly restored from there. Sigh.
perhaps because he stayed in the car & did not see the teevee's final resting place, blake is not bowed down by grief.
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Don't make me send out the Blake. He doesn't listen to *anyone.*