Storypost | 2008.12.06


I ventured into Ikea today. It's far from being my favorite place, their products are about the opposite of what I'm looking for. That is, stuff there tries to be uber-modern and rather low quality. But I was striking out on some things - mirrors in particular - and had to take a chance.

Despite the Christmas music I survived the journey, bagging a rug and curtains for the media room. The curtains are necessary because the couch does not allot space for blinds. There may be a better solution in the future, but this one works for the moment.


The next stop was Expo (Home Depot's furnishings branch) on Convoy. The selection was impressive and I managed to at last find a light fixture for the upstairs bathroom. (And it turns out my only remaining bulbs are a very cool tone and I haven't yet installed photoshop to color correct). I wired it up, the fixture and fan are run off of a motion sensor with a switched light above the tub.

No luck on mirrors at either location.

My last stop was the zoo - er - Costco to put in an order for blinds.



Comments

ha. yeah. when we lived together. sleeping in the same bed.

Chris

P.P.S. Like remember when you got me this domain?

Chris

Oooh a vulgar metaphor, that must mean it's bad!


yeah. i went to costco yesterday, fucking crazy in there. consumers in heat, rutting in the aisles, fucking every credit card swipe vag in sight.



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