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I dropped my laptop off to get a new hard drive yesterday. I feel so lost without it. I have no idea how I spent so many years sitting at this desk in my living room. Not when there's a cozy couch three feet away.

I had a surprise day off yesterday. I spent it working in my house and going to Lowes with my folks to pick up some much needed supplies for upcoming projects. Tom [who I discovered is smoking again due to supposed boredom] now has *plenty* of projects to keep his hands busy. After, Mom and I went to Kohls to spend some of that good "free" Kohls cash. She picked up the last few items I needed to make my new bathroom awesome.

Lastly, my glamorous New Years Eve plans consisted of: eating pizza, drinking wine, rolling coins, and *finally* watching Inglourious Basterds. I also finally read the Expendables comics I had stashed in my to read pile. The movie was better than the comics

Yuletide post! I was matched on The Good Wife with this request:

I'd really like something focusing on Cary after his choice to join the DA's office. I think it's Kalinda that says that the move looks good on him, and Cary keeps going on about how he's after moral clarity -- the reality of Childs' DA office (and really, any prosecutor's office) is that moral clarity's never been further off. Remember the moment in the court martial when Alicia strongarm's Cary into the witness stand? He looked like a imp, unhealthy, full of a rotting self-righteousness. I want a story about *that*. Feel free to throw in whatever, whomever you want (I would've listed Wendy Scott-Carr if she were a listable character, Glenn Childs) -- I think Cary's fall from grace is a great opportunity to work in sex, drugs (which were around beforehand, too, canonically). But hell, something about Cary! Anything about Cary!

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