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Saturday, October 24th, 2009 03:27 pm
a traged of unbearable proportions halted
The Bears
Bears are still MIA. Current theory (supported by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
svmadelyn) is that they are drug mules in Central America. This is a message to them:
All is forgiven if you come home! There are treatment centers! I'll love you anyway!
After talking to UPS and Amazon, replacement bears are being shipped and are supposed to be here on Monday. Unless they too are tempted by a life way south of the border.
Shopping
To use up the rest of my medical savings, since I lose if I do not use, I went and bought glasses today. I also went to Macy's to acquire a Christmas bear (yes, another one), and was told, I kid you not, that they are not doing those anymore. They are doing a Christmas Mickey Mouse.
To which I say, bullshit. Give me my fucking bear.
So while staring hopelessly at the Christmas display, I found the Gund Godiva bears. I want to say I didn't buy it in a fit of pique, but that's a lie, and the chocolate was delicious. The Dillards bear is still out there and I'm staring at Vermont Teddy Bear Company because yes, they are expensive, but I want. I mean, the Jack Frost bear? I want that. I am thinking about the potential of selling plasma. I just don't know how to explain to put "I really need this special Teddy Bear" in a way that doesn't sound insane.
I have a goal. Some people become crazy cat ladies. I'm going to be the crazy bear lady who is found dead at one hundred and three in her apartment surrounded by the cold inanimate eyes of a plethera of bears. If you don't see it, you're not trying.
Sookie Stackhouse books arrived! Amazon had the boxed set of eight on sale, so I grabbed them all. Half way through the second ond and these are awesome. Someone promise me this does not go the way of Anita Blake, because I really like Sookie.
Also three ornaments arrived on Thursday, so yeah, crazy bear lady and crazy Christmas ornament lady. I know. I also have a growing Christmas village. Just do not judge mmkay? At least until it's too large to fit into a single room. I'm not there yet. But yeah, that's my eventual goal.
Right. Bears! My bears on Monday!
Bears are still MIA. Current theory (supported by
svmadelyn) is that they are drug mules in Central America. This is a message to them:All is forgiven if you come home! There are treatment centers! I'll love you anyway!
After talking to UPS and Amazon, replacement bears are being shipped and are supposed to be here on Monday. Unless they too are tempted by a life way south of the border.
Shopping
To use up the rest of my medical savings, since I lose if I do not use, I went and bought glasses today. I also went to Macy's to acquire a Christmas bear (yes, another one), and was told, I kid you not, that they are not doing those anymore. They are doing a Christmas Mickey Mouse.
To which I say, bullshit. Give me my fucking bear.
So while staring hopelessly at the Christmas display, I found the Gund Godiva bears. I want to say I didn't buy it in a fit of pique, but that's a lie, and the chocolate was delicious. The Dillards bear is still out there and I'm staring at Vermont Teddy Bear Company because yes, they are expensive, but I want. I mean, the Jack Frost bear? I want that. I am thinking about the potential of selling plasma. I just don't know how to explain to put "I really need this special Teddy Bear" in a way that doesn't sound insane.
I have a goal. Some people become crazy cat ladies. I'm going to be the crazy bear lady who is found dead at one hundred and three in her apartment surrounded by the cold inanimate eyes of a plethera of bears. If you don't see it, you're not trying.
Sookie Stackhouse books arrived! Amazon had the boxed set of eight on sale, so I grabbed them all. Half way through the second ond and these are awesome. Someone promise me this does not go the way of Anita Blake, because I really like Sookie.
Also three ornaments arrived on Thursday, so yeah, crazy bear lady and crazy Christmas ornament lady. I know. I also have a growing Christmas village. Just do not judge mmkay? At least until it's too large to fit into a single room. I'm not there yet. But yeah, that's my eventual goal.
Right. Bears! My bears on Monday!
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From:Uh-huh. And when your will is read, the bears (the cause of your long & fullfill, if very weird life) will be passed down to the daughter of Child who most remind you of yourself? So she can start adding to the collection?
~L
P.S. Also every year I get a Chirtmas bear from my mom. The one year I didn't, I threw a fit. Mom was amused, hummy was appaled. Oh, well! MY BEAR!
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From:*hugs* I'm glad your bear situation is being resolved, and you're enjoying the leadup to this holiday. Even if it does make you a crazy person, we love you anyway.
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From:Also, I just finished re-reading (as of this morning) the first eight Sookie Stackhouse books, and am about to order A Touch of Dead (Sookie Stackhouse: The Complete Stories) - all of the previously printed short stories collected together. I first read the series with a sense of anticipation that they would, inevitably, go the way of Anita Blake, what with all of the very similar supernatural elements and relationships, but was happily surprised that Sookie remains her own self throughout. Re-reading is just as much of a pleasure.
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From:So instead of having one expensive bear in a Christmas outfit, you could have one expensive bear with a wide and varied wardrobe!
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gund bear habit (I have it too)
From: (Anonymous) Date: 2009-10-25 02:56 am (UTC)http://www.bearst.com/family.html
if you don't already have this link : )
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From: (Anonymous) Date: 2009-10-25 04:03 am (UTC)Two words: Christmas Shopping. Technically true, and it's nobody's business who you're shopping for. :)
--Jessica
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From:Also, have you watched True Blood? It is my new favorite show, but I will warn you that I find Sookie to be a bit dense at times.
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something for LOLZ :D
From:To obtain a password you need to follow the procedure outlined. -
http://www.aussie-lass.com/password.htm
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PS:
From:I am afraid, my English might not be up to par to go through those requirements *g*
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From:Is your website gone to anyone else but me? I get a cannot be found when I try. But according to: http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/http://seperis.illuminatedtext.com/ it's just me. It's been working fine before and every other page works fine, so what's different? *flail*
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From:(Swedish lang. on Firefox but the active/marked line says Show: adress for the advertpopup)
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From:;-)
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From:LOOK AT THIS BEAR OMG
omg i want. :(
i hope your replacement bears make the journey safely! *crosses fingers*
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