new socks

[nibot]

In a fit of desperation, I drove myself out to the suburbs yesterday. I wandered the aisles of Borders briefly, until I couldn't take it anymore. (Excepting a few small hole-in-the-wall dealers, I believe there are no decent bookstores within the Rochester city limits.)

At Target I bought myself goodies:
- new socks!
- a clippy halogen lamp!
- notebook paper!
- a thermometer!

And now, dear reader, you are enlightened.

Comments

[rudybang.livejournal.com]

If your fit of desperation was cause by lack of reading material, have I got a book for you to read. It is called Wolves and Honey by Susan Brind Morrow, I think you might enjoy it. If it spurs your desire to go to Geneva, NY, let me know, we can make a Wiki research trip!

[lert.livejournal.com]

The Aimee lending library currently has these titles: 5 Plays by Oscar Wilde, 100 Years of Solitude, and the Farm Hall transcripts. And a coupla other things, but I don't know your taste in books.

[emidala.livejournal.com]

av någon anledning måste jag utnämna det här till mitt favoritinlägg i Mitt Liv Som Tobin! :)

[vyncentvega.livejournal.com]

MMmm! Nothing quite like that new sock smell!!

For some reason Target seems an odd place to buy notebook paper -- did they have a special going on, or were it just impulse?

A Question

[pixieza.livejournal.com]

Why exactly does Target = good, Borders = bad, In n Out = good but Starbucks = bad?

Lack of consistency bothers me immensely.

Re: A Question

[nibot.livejournal.com]

Target is only good in comparison to its competition (Walmart), and the entire flight to Suburbia was one of desperation.

inconsistency bothers me too

[roxymartini.livejournal.com]

target donates millions to schools each year.
don't think little mom&pop shops do that.
how's that for a soul?

Re: inconsistency bothers me too

[rudybang.livejournal.com]

um, word, I think... here read (http://www.corpwatch.org/article.php?id=12289), if life was a non-zero sum game, like I have long preached, good versus bad should come down to how the majority benefit...