Faye (
said_scarlett) wrote2008-07-16 01:18 pm
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I Stop Now, Call Me a Quitter....
Not done, but getting there. I finished setting up my makeshift 'media center', and now I'm organizing crap and bringing things from the bedroom to display in the living room.
As I was moving action figures, my dad came down on his way to the garage and looked it over, and asked about where I was putting what.
I told him my original FFVII figures were going on one tower, and my Cowboy Bebop story figures were going on the other. He looks it over, nods, and then asks:
"But where's Sephiroth going to go?"
Because apparently Sephiroth is so cool, he can't languish unseen in the bedroom. So I moved my cable box back and put Sephiroth on one side of the box, and since D is about the same height with his stand, D will go on the opposite.
I'm tempted to position them with their swords out and aimed at each other.
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I've so far moved all my anime (I had a lot more than I thought I did, and half these DVDs have never even been opened), all my series boxed sets (Highlander, Lost, Kingdom Hospital, Criminal Minds, Harsh Realm, Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, Buffy, Legend of Zelda), all my movies, and a selection of comics, trades and manga. Oh, and I found my original Star Wars boxed set - the very first boxed set ever released, after Return of the Jedi was on VHS. I doubt the tapes are even watchable anymore, but still.
My living room is really shaping up. I need to get rid of this Osprey picture hanging over my couch. Which means getting one of my Ruth Thompson prints framed and hung in its place. I've got 'Shores of Avalon' and 'Howl'....
Once I'm done with this tower, I'm grilling that panini my mother grabbed for me this morning. Because I'm beat.
As I was moving action figures, my dad came down on his way to the garage and looked it over, and asked about where I was putting what.
I told him my original FFVII figures were going on one tower, and my Cowboy Bebop story figures were going on the other. He looks it over, nods, and then asks:
"But where's Sephiroth going to go?"
Because apparently Sephiroth is so cool, he can't languish unseen in the bedroom. So I moved my cable box back and put Sephiroth on one side of the box, and since D is about the same height with his stand, D will go on the opposite.
I'm tempted to position them with their swords out and aimed at each other.
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I've so far moved all my anime (I had a lot more than I thought I did, and half these DVDs have never even been opened), all my series boxed sets (Highlander, Lost, Kingdom Hospital, Criminal Minds, Harsh Realm, Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, Buffy, Legend of Zelda), all my movies, and a selection of comics, trades and manga. Oh, and I found my original Star Wars boxed set - the very first boxed set ever released, after Return of the Jedi was on VHS. I doubt the tapes are even watchable anymore, but still.
My living room is really shaping up. I need to get rid of this Osprey picture hanging over my couch. Which means getting one of my Ruth Thompson prints framed and hung in its place. I've got 'Shores of Avalon' and 'Howl'....
Once I'm done with this tower, I'm grilling that panini my mother grabbed for me this morning. Because I'm beat.
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Sounds like you've had a busy day!
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I HAVE! I was thinking that I bought all this crap because I like it, and what's the point of it staying in my bedroom where I never am? The only thing I do in there is sleep, otherwise I'm in the living room.
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Sounds like a great reason to me! XD That's what our unused 2nd bedroom/computer room turned into, hehe. Though we end up having random geeky stuff all over.
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I'm much more comfortable in my little space now. It feels a lot more like it's mine, and not still my parent's.
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I haven't scrubbed floors or made cookies, though.
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That's so cool. I got it from my big brother - my dad's sort of a geek for sci-fi, but only the kind that I find boring. My mum like genealogy, of all horrible boring things. D:
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Yes, it is! I love me some Scissor Sisters!
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Hey if you get a break, pop over on Gchat if you feel up to it (and poke me if you do)