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So, what do you think? Scary or cozy looking?


Not scary, but weird/creepy

Do you like to dip bread in soup? What makes the best dipper?


sometimes. but only if it's thicker soup. I love using naan bread dippers

What do you use to launder your clothes?


Whatever doesn't have an overpowering scent. And it has to not be too expensive (unless I have "money to blow" after paying bills). I lean more towards the pod versions of detergent.

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So I've got money and upcoming bills that I want to pay NOW but I can't because they've already been scheduled to be debited from my bank on their assigned date. UGH! This happens to me 75% of the time I go to do my bills. I try to give some extra time to allow for holidays/weekends when deposits are going to hit, but then the bank or the places I'm getting money from do it early and I have like 5-7 days of the money having to sit there and tempt me!

AND! I've got late Christmas gifts to myself arriving sometime next week. A smaller/lighter record player, 2 records from Walmart, BoxyCharm makeup, and probably one or two other things I can't remember.

I found the OG Baywatch on Amazon Prime Video. What were my parents thinking about letting me watch this show without supervision at 7-10 years old?! The same goes for Beverly Hills, 90210. I wasn't in the demo for either show, yet I remember watching both at an early age and without adult supervision.

Checking my grades daily. Waiting for the course grade for Business Law...just like the last time I took the course with this professor. The last message she sent to the class was wrapping things up about how she does grading, some last-minute extra credit, and when we should expect our final grades. Which by the way, she said that grades for your class will be posted no later than Dec. 22nd. *looks at calendar* It's December 30th, where are the grades?! I think the last time I waited until about a month after the semester had finished before emailing to ask about grades. I might do that again if I don't have my grade by then.

I meant to go to the bank today to get quarters to wash but I was just so lazy, ate more bad for me Mexican food and slept. I have to go tomorrow because I refuse to go into 2021 with dirty clothes from 2020. I need to wash that bad juju away!
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My laundry was dropped off about 11:30 am. The lady carried it from the gate to the apartment and put it in the living room. I carried the bag from the living room to the bedroom and it certainly felt like 41 lbs!

Some pictures )

But they did do great work! I had a white blouse that got purple hair dye on it like 5 years ago and it qas back to being white! I have some shorts I sleep in, white, that had some blood on them 👀 and they got them pretty damn white! Kim has a pair of black polyester and spandex pants that ALWAYS attracts lint and hair and never come fully clean when I wash them and put them in the dryer with some bounce dryer sheets.

So what Im saying is, they did fantastic work! Definitely worth what I paid, but I wouldn't be able to afford to do it frequently. I thought they had a monthly option for their services but it's either by request or weekly and with how things are now I don't go anywhere that would dirty clothes up to justify using the service every week to wash my clothes.

But like, once a month and to possibly do my sheets and blankets...I could swing it.

See, there I go going back on my never statement. I think it was price shock? I wasn't expecting to have 41 lbs of clothes...when I was worried about making 18¾ lbs.

And just in time. I think there was talk of extending California's "Safer at Home" order until AUGUST!
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My laundry was dropped off about 11:30 am. The lady carried it from the gate to the apartment and put it in the living room. I carried the bag from the living room to the bedroom and it certainly felt like 41 lbs!

Some pictures )

But they did do great work! I had a white blouse that got purple hair dye on it like 5 years ago and it qas back to being white! I have some shorts I sleep in, white, that had some blood on them 👀 and they got them pretty damn white! Kim has a pair of black polyester and spandex pants that ALWAYS attracts lint and hair and never come fully clean when I wash them and put them in the dryer with some bounce dryer sheets.

So what Im saying is, they did fantastic work! Definitely worth what I paid, but I wouldn't be able to afford to do it frequently. I thought they had a monthly option for their services but it's either by request or weekly and with how things are now I don't go anywhere that would dirty clothes up to justify using the service every week to wash my clothes.

But like, once a month and to possibly do my sheets and blankets...I could swing it.

See, there I go going back on my never statement. I think it was price shock? I wasn't expecting to have 41 lbs of clothes...when I was worried about making 18¾ lbs.

And just in time. I think there was talk of extending California's "Safer at Home" order until AUGUST!
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I know you should never say you're never going to do something again but I can, with 100% certainty, say I'm never going to do this again.

"What aren't you going to do again?" you might be asking yourself.

Well, I'm never going to use a laundry service to pick up, wash, dry, fold, and deliver my clothes.

I thought it was going to be faster and cheaper, if not the same amount, than doing it in the laundry room here in the apartment.

I was hella hella OMFG WRONG! Here's what went down...

The place I found was about 2 miles away. They said $1.60/lb with a minimum of $30 and pick up and drop off were free.

I did a little math - in order to meet the minimum dollar amount, I had to have at least 18 ¾ (18.75) lbs of clothes. Okay, that seems like a lot, but clothes can be heavy, especially when folded and piled up.

I made a reservation on May 7th for pick up on May 11 - they only do pick ups on Monday with delivery on Tuesday or on Thursday with delivery on Friday (24 hour turn around).

All Sunday I was pretty anxious about when they would come. I even set my alarm for 6 am on May 11 because I wasn't for sure what time pick up was. Later that night, I got email reminders and even a text message reminder. Okay! I'm not going to forget. I'm ready! Dirty clothes bagged and waiting. They suggested leaving the bags outside for the pick up but I'm not stupid. You leave a bag of anything outside anywhere and it's liable to get stolen. I'm not having my clothes stolen or treated as trash.

Monday morning my alarm went off at 6. I wasn't completely awake, but enough to double check I had all the dirty clothes I wanted washed (I would be washing my underwear and towels myself). By about 7 am I figured that it wouldn't hurt to go back to sleep for a little while longer, so I set my alarm for 8:15am. I go back to sleep and at 8am my phone is going crazy with notifications! The only ones that matter are a text from the laundry service and an email from them as well. I dismiss the text message and go right for the email. They say they're "on the way" and I panic a little. I read more of the email and they weren't going to fucking arrive until 12:35 pm or 1:05 pm at the latest! THAT IS NOT ON THE WAY! I rant to my best friend and Colleen about it and go back to sleep. I wake up at 9:30 or 10 and go about my usual business, keeping an eye on the clock so that I can take my clothes out to wait for them to be picked up.

I get a call at 12:30 as I'm doing Kim's hair so she can go outside for a little bit. "Hi, I'm Kevin (I think that's what he said), and I'm outside to pick up your clothes" eowil;kadsfj! I tell him to hold on and I'd be right there. I grab 2 bags and on the way out I tell Kim that she has to wait while I take some bags out. I get outside and the guy was at the wrong entrance. Just about every delivery person or rideshare person goes to the wrong apartment building! Some have even said they were at the address they were given even after I show them my confirmation email with the correct address. Whatever. The guy comes to get my bags and I tell him there are 2 more. He takes those 2 and I go back for the other 2.

I had 4-13 gallon trash bags of clothes picked up. Two or 3 of them were full and the other(s) were half. I still wasn't sure if I was going to meet thw minimum, but I figured they would let me know if I didn't.

I hadn't heard from the laundry service except for a confirmation that my clothes were picked up at 12:40 pm and that I could log into the site to check on the progress. You better believe I did that every few hours. I wanted to see what sort of update I would get. Spoiler alert: there was no progress given. I felt let down. LOL

Now we are at today. I woke up nervous about when my clothes were going to be delivered and how much it was going to be. I tried to go back to sleep as I woke up too damn early (I think it was 6?) but I'm still awake.

About 9am, I get the invoice for my laundry. Holy fucking cow! This is why I'm never going to do this again. 41 lbs of "washables" for a grand total of $65.60!

I'm sorry...what!? That is fucking double what I was expecting to pay! No more than $40, but not almost $66!

Just thinking about it again has me mad. Now I'm waiting for when they say it's going to be delivered - that wasn't included in the invoice email, but I'm thinking sometime after 12:30pm.

Also, I really need to get to the store to pick up toilet paper, napkins, and more dish soap. I need quarters to wash as well, but I don't want to think about washing anything else the rest of the week or something.
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I know you should never say you're never going to do something again but I can, with 100% certainty, say I'm never going to do this again.

"What aren't you going to do again?" you might be asking yourself.

Well, I'm never going to use a laundry service to pick up, wash, dry, fold, and deliver my clothes.

I thought it was going to be faster and cheaper, if not the same amount, than doing it in the laundry room here in the apartment.

I was hella hella OMFG WRONG! Here's what went down...

The place I found was about 2 miles away. They said $1.60/lb with a minimum of $30 and pick up and drop off were free.

I did a little math - in order to meet the minimum dollar amount, I had to have at least 18 ¾ (18.75) lbs of clothes. Okay, that seems like a lot, but clothes can be heavy, especially when folded and piled up.

I made a reservation on May 7th for pick up on May 11 - they only do pick ups on Monday with delivery on Tuesday or on Thursday with delivery on Friday (24 hour turn around).

All Sunday I was pretty anxious about when they would come. I even set my alarm for 6 am on May 11 because I wasn't for sure what time pick up was. Later that night, I got email reminders and even a text message reminder. Okay! I'm not going to forget. I'm ready! Dirty clothes bagged and waiting. They suggested leaving the bags outside for the pick up but I'm not stupid. You leave a bag of anything outside anywhere and it's liable to get stolen. I'm not having my clothes stolen or treated as trash.

Monday morning my alarm went off at 6. I wasn't completely awake, but enough to double check I had all the dirty clothes I wanted washed (I would be washing my underwear and towels myself). By about 7 am I figured that it wouldn't hurt to go back to sleep for a little while longer, so I set my alarm for 8:15am. I go back to sleep and at 8am my phone is going crazy with notifications! The only ones that matter are a text from the laundry service and an email from them as well. I dismiss the text message and go right for the email. They say they're "on the way" and I panic a little. I read more of the email and they weren't going to fucking arrive until 12:35 pm or 1:05 pm at the latest! THAT IS NOT ON THE WAY! I rant to my best friend and Colleen about it and go back to sleep. I wake up at 9:30 or 10 and go about my usual business, keeping an eye on the clock so that I can take my clothes out to wait for them to be picked up.

I get a call at 12:30 as I'm doing Kim's hair so she can go outside for a little bit. "Hi, I'm Kevin (I think that's what he said), and I'm outside to pick up your clothes" eowil;kadsfj! I tell him to hold on and I'd be right there. I grab 2 bags and on the way out I tell Kim that she has to wait while I take some bags out. I get outside and the guy was at the wrong entrance. Just about every delivery person or rideshare person goes to the wrong apartment building! Some have even said they were at the address they were given even after I show them my confirmation email with the correct address. Whatever. The guy comes to get my bags and I tell him there are 2 more. He takes those 2 and I go back for the other 2.

I had 4-13 gallon trash bags of clothes picked up. Two or 3 of them were full and the other(s) were half. I still wasn't sure if I was going to meet thw minimum, but I figured they would let me know if I didn't.

I hadn't heard from the laundry service except for a confirmation that my clothes were picked up at 12:40 pm and that I could log into the site to check on the progress. You better believe I did that every few hours. I wanted to see what sort of update I would get. Spoiler alert: there was no progress given. I felt let down. LOL

Now we are at today. I woke up nervous about when my clothes were going to be delivered and how much it was going to be. I tried to go back to sleep as I woke up too damn early (I think it was 6?) but I'm still awake.

About 9am, I get the invoice for my laundry. Holy fucking cow! This is why I'm never going to do this again. 41 lbs of "washables" for a grand total of $65.60!

I'm sorry...what!? That is fucking double what I was expecting to pay! No more than $40, but not almost $66!

Just thinking about it again has me mad. Now I'm waiting for when they say it's going to be delivered - that wasn't included in the invoice email, but I'm thinking sometime after 12:30pm.

Also, I really need to get to the store to pick up toilet paper, napkins, and more dish soap. I need quarters to wash as well, but I don't want to think about washing anything else the rest of the week or something.

I'm spent!

Jul. 11th, 2012 07:10 pm
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I spent 2.5 hours washing ALL my dirty clothes and blankets (6 loads of clothes and $15 later) and I should be putting them away, but it's just too damn hot and I'm too damn hungry.

In between waiting for the wash cycle to finish, I went to get a gel manicure. I hope I'm able to keep my natural nails long. I need to keep taking vitamins so that they get stronger and won't be as prone to breaking as they usually are after I've had acrylic nails for a month. I've been acrylic free for about 2 months now, and depending on how my natural nails hold up, I may or may not get acrylic come September for my 30th bday (it falls on a Sunday and I'd really like to do something special, but I can never get friends/family to want to do something with/for me).

I'd order a pizza and go pick it up, but my dad is fiddling with one of the cars (you'd think he'd learn from the past, but nope!) and I don't want pizza that badly that'd I'd pay for delivery.

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