Dry Things
Things that make life easier:
a) A good, sharp kitchen knife, vis a vis the infuriatingly dull hacksaws provided with a furnished apartment;
b) Modish new woollen socks in a late October city;
c) Sushi-grade tuna and salmon sold in $5 blocks easily pairable with home-steamed rice and a saucer of soy sauce--instant, affordable chirashi!
d) Sweet, pure orange juice at a bargain price.
e) Buying the knife, new socks, fish, and OJ in shops nearly right next door to each other.
f) Having a home printer;
g) Decent melons in winter;
h) The inevitable end to deadlines.
Things that make life difficult:
a) When the gales rip through the tree, how can the fruit (nearly ready to drop, but not so) not feel the terror and dismay?
b) Far off-site laundromats, the cooling air, the weight of queen-sized sheets and coverlets, and all the hassle they bring.
c) Unpredictable heaters.
d) Kitchen lightbulbs too high up to change, even with a step-ladder.
e) Presentations of termpapers not only not yet written, but not yet researched.
f) Longterm 5 AM bedtimes.
a) A good, sharp kitchen knife, vis a vis the infuriatingly dull hacksaws provided with a furnished apartment;
b) Modish new woollen socks in a late October city;
c) Sushi-grade tuna and salmon sold in $5 blocks easily pairable with home-steamed rice and a saucer of soy sauce--instant, affordable chirashi!
d) Sweet, pure orange juice at a bargain price.
e) Buying the knife, new socks, fish, and OJ in shops nearly right next door to each other.
f) Having a home printer;
g) Decent melons in winter;
h) The inevitable end to deadlines.
Things that make life difficult:
a) When the gales rip through the tree, how can the fruit (nearly ready to drop, but not so) not feel the terror and dismay?
b) Far off-site laundromats, the cooling air, the weight of queen-sized sheets and coverlets, and all the hassle they bring.
c) Unpredictable heaters.
d) Kitchen lightbulbs too high up to change, even with a step-ladder.
e) Presentations of termpapers not only not yet written, but not yet researched.
f) Longterm 5 AM bedtimes.


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