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[phineasjones]

6 june 2007


i went to the paper store after therapy on wednesday. mmmmpaper. i went to buy a 3-ring binder. which i did. but i also bought paper. it was unavoidable.

7 june 2007


rach's work had a fund raiser last night. for which the staff had to supply refreshments. some people went to costco and bought blocks of cheese. not my girl. she baked mini cinnamon rolls, mini cupcakes and mini donuts. i helped. but how totally cute are these donuts?

there was another thing i was about to say... and it's gone. crap. well. if it comes back to me, i'll be back.

Comments

[ainsley.livejournal.com]

I had no idea stores like that existed. My life is better now, though I have to ask why I don't live someplace with stores like that. Or, y'know, ikea.

[phineasjones.livejournal.com]

omg hello! we have no ikea here either. and colorado is land of the gigantic megastore. come on! we also have no h&m, which is a travesty.

you must have paper stores where you are! mustn't you? i am sad to think that there is a place without access to beautiful paper. you can always go online to here (http://www.paper-source.com/) - it's one of my faves in the boston area.

[ainsley.livejournal.com]

I live in a very strange place. I originally wrote a lot about it, but it's probably a lot less strange than I think it is, because I'm immature in some ways because I've lived too few places. This place still is very small-town, despite the size (70K), and 90 minutes from the nearest city (wherein city is defined as a place that gets independent movies). We do have a new paper-sort of store, which I haven't checked out yet. It's little, so I doubt it's much like the magnificent one you pictured, but it does have cool post-its, so it's something. :)