sit-ups | chair-lifts |
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100 | 0 |
Breakfast, lunch & dinner = December 4 |
I like stationary.
Going to a stationery store is like going to a toy store or candy store for me.
There are pens and pencils, crayons and paint. Paper of all kinds, canvas,
tape, glue, ribbons, I like it all. I actually have a backpack that I travel
with that is specially designed to carry all my stationary. An entire bag that
weighs as much as my much bigger bag that holds all my clothes. Due to the
weight and size restrictions on airlines, I sacrifice clothes before I throw
out stationery supplies. Now in jail, I've stocked myself with plenty of stuff
to keep me amused. I already had sketchbooks and notebooks, and since I've been
here, I've filled the notebooks and bought some more.
This week, I decided
it was time to pre-emptively buy some blank paper to eventually replace my
current sketchbook. My list of purchased items is all in Korean of course, so
what some items actually are is a hit or miss. It may say "ballpoint
pen" but it's actually a felt tip marker. So, I've purchased every instance
of paper on the list now, only to discover I can't buy blank plain paper. I can
get fancy paper with graphics and lines on it, paper with just lines or paper
with lines in a notebook, but not plain blank paper. However, all is not lost.
Kevin came through for me and brought me a small stack of paper, so it's all
good.
And I finally
got my phone card, so I can call Z for Christmas...
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