Bum. mer.
I consoled my quasi-adult self by indulging in some Powell's shopping on an extended lunch break.
Yes, Powell's is that entire building
I bought The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (Josh and I started listening to it on the drive back to Oregon, but now I can't figure out how to transfer the Audible file to my iPod, thus the purchase of the hard copy) and a Real Simple cookbook.
If being a quasi-adult means that I don't get days off like my former student self used to, then I'll just have to compensate with literary consumerism.
And I might have to go back to Powell's to buy one of those mugs. Seriously, is there anything more perfect for me?
Happy MLK Day, everyone, even if you're no longer a part of the MLK–observing crowd.
8 comments:
Oh, to have access to that kind of consolation! I love Powell's.
I can't believe you don't own one of those mugs yet.
Me likey the new blog header! Also, I can't believe you didn't get MLK day off. Shame on them!
I reeeaaaaallly miss going to bookstores and buying new books. I must make more time for that.
I want a whole set of those mugs! They're so darling--you need a set, too.
I just finished "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo". I couldn't put it down. Then I started the next book, and it was super graphic. I am so disappointed! Maybe I can find a "clean" version! :)
Yeah, I'm still sicked out by that book/movie... Who doesn't want those mugs??
That is it. I am coming to Portland because I need one of those mugs. Yes, need. Also, I just want to revel in the enormity of that beautiful store.
Students get it off but not every one else? That's weird. And lame.
Those mugs are awesome!
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