*pleased*

[indiana_j]

I've pretty much gone through every box that I have in the basement and I'm tossing quite a bit.  (I still own quite a bit, but still.)  I've also packed up almost all of my DVDs and the first two shelves of books (*groans* 330 books owned, not including the TBR shelves, Jesus Christ, this is going to be a bitch.), totaling three boxes packed in the bedroom.

Just about 4 weeks until I want to be at least 95% packed; hoping the apartment can be opened a few days before the 8th.  If not, well, that's fine.  I'll probably be renting one of the 14 foot trucks from U-Haul the morning of the move (renting it before hand but just for the 8th), so there's that.

I'm also looking through the books to see any that I don't really want.  Putting them on paperbackswap to hopefully lighten the load.  If not, there's already a box on the floor for those books, so...

(Why do I have so much stuff?  Where did this stuff COME from?)

Comments

[rexlapinii.livejournal.com]

Stuff breeds. Even now, there are paperbacks interlacing their covers in some dark corner of your place.

[indiana-j.livejournal.com]

Haaaaate.

*grins* They need to stop that or I'll sell the babies on eBay. ;)

[rexlapinii.livejournal.com]

Not the babies! You heartless monster! Those babies are going to grow up to strip their covers off out by bookstore dumpsters someday and it will be YOUR FAULT.

[rexlapinii.livejournal.com]

See, I'm just not so much a fan of shoe/book. Book/book is just that much more cerebral. :)

[rexlapinii.livejournal.com]

No way, blender/toaster is awesome. I've got nothing against mixed inanimate object pairings in general, it's just that shoe/book doesn't really get my motor running. I start wondering where the laces are supposed to go and it all just gets weird.

[rexlapinii.livejournal.com]

. . . huh. That's like what happens after the shoe and the book love each other very much.