Reading through hundreds of pages of deposition transcripts has to be one of the most idle, useless and unproductive activities that I have ever done. So, I decided to blog and give my brain a breath of fresh intellectual stimulation. Sad to say, I think I have lost enough brain cells over the past few weeks because of unnecessary occurrences and angst-causing drama to the point that the coherence of this post may be at risk.
Hmmm. I was just thinking...I could be on a cruise right now with my family on the Mediterranean, celebrating my grandmother's 80th Birthday. Instead, I spend a few days on the phone with the cable operators because they decided that ironies, albeit morbid, cruel and darkly humorous ones, need to be a part of their customers' lives once in awhile: i.e. the cable box conks out during the weeks of TV's season finales.
Dramatic I am, as my girlfriend would describe me, and I try to temper it moderately and in a timely manner. My drama is something I would not dispense of because it belongs to the same thread of character that fuels my passion. To do such a thing would be to emotionally amputate my soul. Deep I know.
So now I'm staring at deposition transcripts. The good news is, by Saturday morning, I will be staring at something else more delightful and enticing...my new 40" LCD Flatscreen HDTV. I decided not to go for the plasma (thanks to the sound advice of my girlfriend), and am happy about the purchase. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=7688914&type=product&productCategoryId=pcmcat95100050006&id=1138083537963 So now I have my memory foam bed and flatscreen HDTV.
Next purchase? I really need to stop shopping for myself and buy gifts for the people that helped save my life after that car accident of mine back in October. I also need a TV stand.
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
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"Instead, I spend a few days on the phone with the cable operators because they decided that ironies, albeit morbid, cruel and darkly humorous ones, need to be a part of their customers' lives once in awhile: i.e. the cable box conks out during the weeks of TV's season finales.
"Dramatic I am, as my girlfriend would describe me, and I try to temper it moderately and in a timely manner. My drama is something I would not dispense of because it belongs to the same thread of character that fuels my passion. To do such a thing would be to emotionally amputate my soul. Deep I know."
That's what you wrote. This is what I read:
"Instead, I spend a few days on the phone with the cable operators because they decided that blah di blah blah, yaddi yadda blah blah blah blah yaddi yadda i.e. the cable box conks out during the weeks of TV's season finales.
Dramatic I am, as my girlfriend would describe me, blah blah blah di blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. Deep I know."
You should hang the TV up on the wall, or the ceiling.
Of my room.
I was looking through peoples blogs and came across yours. I just wanted to say good luck with the new TV. This last Christmas I purchased a 42" Hitachi (if that's how you spell it) HDTV plasma. I love it. The HD channels and movies are awesome.
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