Yes, I realize this template is bland and boring, and it also strikes me that it's kind of hard to read. At least for me. All the posts and titles and things look kind of the same. I'll be working on it, though not until later tonight. I shouldn't even be typing this.
In the meantime, I need to unload my old computer for some quick cash. Like fast. Let me 'splain: I unloaded my paycheck into my rent yesterday, and then bought some groceries, and then came home and opened the mail. Therein I found a lovely letter telling me my last check to the electric co. had bounced, and I owe them $135.17 by Monday or I will get to fester in the hot Florida dark for two weeks. I may still have forty dollars in my ha-ha bank account (which charges $30.00 per bounce). No, I have no idea why that happened, or how -- I suppose I could do the normal thing and keep better track of my checkbook.
Anyhoo, it's got a Pentium III 550 mhz processor -- it's one of those all-together motherboards which has everything on it, I forget what it's called, the documentation is at home, but it's got a modem and a network card, a 10 GB hard drive, and 64 megabytes of RAM. It's also got a 56x CD-ROM drive (not a burner, unfortunately) and a floppy drive of course. It also has two USB ports and all the rest, and comes in a nice big case with extra bays. Anyone who is interested email me. I do have a Paypal account. And I am located in the Central Florida area.
I'm also thinking of selling off most of my record collection, which is right now stuffed in the bedroom closet. Lots of seventies rock and eighties New Wave and alternative stuff. I keep meaning to write up a list.
Posted by Andrea Harris at May 3, 2003 01:41 PMGood luck! This sounds kind of like my current situation, except it's the IRS freezing my personal checking account, containing $300, until I bring them $4300 in cash to cover what I owe. It was kind of annoying when the ATM card stopped working out of the blue.
Posted by: Jay Solo at May 3, 2003 at 02:05 PMI sold my record collection (new wave, 80's stuff) on eBay and made over $1,000.
Posted by: michele at May 3, 2003 at 06:52 PMWhere's your Paypal button, you goof? Some might be inclined just to throw some baksheesh at you.
Posted by: Scott Chaffin at May 3, 2003 at 10:07 PMOh yeah -- and I keep meaning to do something through Ebay, but I kept putting it off. That would mean I'd actually have to get the records out of the closet, etc. I'm such a lazy idiot.
Posted by: Andrea Harris at May 4, 2003 at 12:37 AM