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minervasoloRight. So far today I have:
- put the washing out
- played through the new Tomb Raider demo
- put two books on Amazon
- put three DVDs on eBay
- put five tpbs on a relevant lj comm (they'll go on ebay if there's no replied by tonight)
- sorted out a pile of stuff for the charity shop
- sorted the CV some more and written a cover letter for the job![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
rhube mentioned (and emailed them to her)
- apparently lost 8 pounds since last week o.0 It's that water retension thing again: I only wish the weight loss was reflect in my shape somehow, instead of just being meaningless number. I'll have regained at least half of it by this evening anyway. Still, it was a nice surprise (emphasis on surprise, and bemusement) when I checked the scales on impulse this morning.
Now, to the charity shop! And to buy volume 2 of FAKE, in order to sell the rest of it. And to have lunch. And generally ignore the fact that selling clothing requires marginally more effort that books or DVDs.
- put the washing out
- played through the new Tomb Raider demo
- put two books on Amazon
- put three DVDs on eBay
- put five tpbs on a relevant lj comm (they'll go on ebay if there's no replied by tonight)
- sorted out a pile of stuff for the charity shop
- sorted the CV some more and written a cover letter for the job
rhube mentioned (and emailed them to her)- apparently lost 8 pounds since last week o.0 It's that water retension thing again: I only wish the weight loss was reflect in my shape somehow, instead of just being meaningless number. I'll have regained at least half of it by this evening anyway. Still, it was a nice surprise (emphasis on surprise, and bemusement) when I checked the scales on impulse this morning.
Now, to the charity shop! And to buy volume 2 of FAKE, in order to sell the rest of it. And to have lunch. And generally ignore the fact that selling clothing requires marginally more effort that books or DVDs.
