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The power of avoidance behavior
Nov. 26th, 2005 12:00 pmAs a result of our aversion to packing, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
audiovile and I have had the most useful morning we've had in ages. I've deposited this stack of coin rolls that have been sitting around since we moved into this bloody house, got lawn waste bags for sweh, had productive discussion re: Xmas with Mom, sorted mail and am about to drop off the Dry-Cleaning of Damocles as well as my heavy coat for to get the zipper repaired, a sewing task that is above my tech level. He has reorganized his anti-spam filters and is in the process of mailing off a segment of garage floor tile to the asbestos testing facility, because the home inspector of the new place is 90% sure that it's asbestos (O joy, O rapture, O $$$ disappearing into the sunset).
Yeah, that latter isn't a lot, but for Steve before noon it's pretty good.
audiovile and I have had the most useful morning we've had in ages. I've deposited this stack of coin rolls that have been sitting around since we moved into this bloody house, got lawn waste bags for sweh, had productive discussion re: Xmas with Mom, sorted mail and am about to drop off the Dry-Cleaning of Damocles as well as my heavy coat for to get the zipper repaired, a sewing task that is above my tech level. He has reorganized his anti-spam filters and is in the process of mailing off a segment of garage floor tile to the asbestos testing facility, because the home inspector of the new place is 90% sure that it's asbestos (O joy, O rapture, O $$$ disappearing into the sunset). Yeah, that latter isn't a lot, but for Steve before noon it's pretty good.
