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Mar. 26th, 2006 02:55 pmBonus money! Sort of anyway. I have a shelf in the kitchen and it ends up being a catch-all so this morning i was chipping through the pile of stuff and putting it away or on other catch-all places and i discovered a cheque! A blue cross insurance refund from a couple of chiropractor payments, dated a couple of weeks ago, that i didn't cash yet! Woo! I was getting a bit short and was thinking i'd have to go worship at the Money God in the Wall tomorrow and now i can put that cheque in the bank and withdraw from that. It's not a huge amount, just $66 but $60 of it will get me through to payday handily.
I didn't go to the gym yesterday but i did walk over to MicMac Mall instead, about 25 or 30 minutes i think, for the speed i walk. I decided to buy the Capote dvd, which i did, and i said "hey" to my niece where she works and bought a card of three pairs of drop earrings, little clear glass ones, blue, green and brown which will match a few things i wear.
Capote was good. Philip Seymour Hoffman was excellent in the part of Truman Capote balancing his curiosity, growing affection for one of the murderers and his ambition for his literary work.
( The Libertine - movie review )
I didn't go to the gym yesterday but i did walk over to MicMac Mall instead, about 25 or 30 minutes i think, for the speed i walk. I decided to buy the Capote dvd, which i did, and i said "hey" to my niece where she works and bought a card of three pairs of drop earrings, little clear glass ones, blue, green and brown which will match a few things i wear.
Capote was good. Philip Seymour Hoffman was excellent in the part of Truman Capote balancing his curiosity, growing affection for one of the murderers and his ambition for his literary work.
( The Libertine - movie review )
