April 2007
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042907: Airport Fries
Airports are getting me down. I have spent too much time at them this semester. I think the main thing that gets me down about airports is the lack of food options...at least at the Atlanta airport (the one that I spend the most layover time at).
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042807: Tons o' zines at Quimby's
I could have spent more. I put things back because it was getting out of control.
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042707: Diet Coke Plus
Brown soda water is healthy! really! vitamins! minerals! whatever!
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042607:Sultan's Market
I could eat here everyday. Dov from fractionworkspace.org and I went here for lunch. Clifton and I had been here a few years back.
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042507: Pillows at Target
Clare from www.fractionworkspace.com and I made a target run so I could get some pillows for my installation. These were on sale for $2.50. Pillows in ACTION!
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042407: Gross Sandwich
ugh! airport food. The weakest example of a Turkey Sandwich ever.
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042307: Jumper
If I had many jumpers in many colors I would make this my summer uniform. Big pockets for my stuffs. I love it!
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050907: Feist Cd
itunes is dangerous. Feist has a much better profile than the one I drew.
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050807: Cabinet Magazine
Bingaman-Burt's favorite magazine. The subcription is in Clifton's name, but it was a Christmas present from me. Cabinet falls into the category of magazines that we keep rather than the category of magazines that we donate to the thrift store
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050707: Tweezers
They came with a pink faux velvet case.
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042107: walgreen sunglasses
oh sunglasses...the perfect pair is so elusive. All of Walgreen's sunglasses were 75% off. I paid $1.50 for these already pretty cheap glasses. They slip off of my head.
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042007: liquid bandage
Miss Maybelle cut her paw on some pond rocks the other day. She is much better now. I am not sure if this stuff helped in the healing process or not.
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041907: bobby pins
I have some weird bangs that are requiring these no slip bobby pins.
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041807: hair schmear
The only hair product that Clifton and I share.
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I purchased a shirt and a tote bag to support the indie craft doc. www.indiecraftdocumentary.com
