12/7/2012: Sweat Pants

Nothing says "I give up!" quite like slipping on a pair of sweat pants as soon as you get home from work on a Friday. I'm definitely in for the night. Once the sweat pants are on, it's over. Not going out. Not running to the store. Not doing a damn thing other than sitting on my couch and not having a cigarette. Even though after the week I've had I would punch a baby for a smoke.

Side note: It's very difficult to take a picture of your pants with a cell phone while you're wearing them.

See Also: Belt

12/6/2012: External Hard Drive

The main thing I like about this external hard drive (a Christmas gift from my older-younger brother last year) is the light on the side looks like a lightsaber.

See Also: Desk, Computer

12/5/2012: Space Heater

This space heater sits in the living room next to the couch and is generally aimed directly at my legs. Cold sucks. Winter can be the longest 7 months of the year.

12/4/2012: Framed Tiles

Two framed tiles. They hang on the wall in the living room. Serving no purpose other than to look good on the wall.

12/3/2012: Relic Wrist Watch

This Relic wrist watch is one of those things I have that I forgot I had. One, because like most people these days it seems, when I want to know the time I pull my cell phone out and look at it. And second, the battery died on this watch years ago (5 or 6 or so) and I have yet to get around to replacing it. Instead, I stuck it in the white box on my bookshelves and proceeded to forget about it.

12/2/2012: Looney Tunes Drinking Glasses

According to the copyright date on these Looney Tunes drinking glasses, I got them in 1994. Seems like just yesterday I was at the Warner Brothers Studio Store in the Mall or America when I bought these. Actually, not really... seems like it was 10 or 15 years ago... which would be about right.

See also: Looney Tunes Coffer Cup, Blue Rimmed Drinking Glass

12/1/2012: Christmas Tree (Before)

Believe it or not but another December is upon us. Here's a shot of my Christmas tree in the basement, before being decorated. One of the big advantages of having a house instead of an apartment is I don't have to disassemble the tree every year for storage. Just shove it in the basement. And even though Christmas seems to start immediately after Halloween these days, I probably won't bring it upstairs and decorate it until next weekend.

See also: Grim Reaper; Bike