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Things Found

I've spent most of the day cleaning my room. It's amazing the things you rediscover when you open boxes you haven't unpacked in years. Here are a few of the interesting surprises:

A broken compass mounted in a cool little wooden chest.

Issues 1-20 of the Bionicle comic book from DC Comics.

$32.80 in change.

Photos of an ex - promptly shredded.

A tourist's map of London.

A chalk bag for rock climbing.

A small journal with some funny accounts regarding my trip to Ecuador.

A little wooden carving of a jiraffe.


Lately, I've been obsessed with cleaning my room. It's a big project. Also, I've been reading some new manga. One of them is a short 4-volume series called The Name of the Flower. It made me laugh out loud and smile with satisfaction when I came upon this page in volume 3 of the manga. (Read the text from the top-right corner to the bottom-left corner - for those unfamiliar with Japanese comics.)


A couple of pages later, Chouko suggests that Kei could make better progress if he didn't stop to read the books he's putting away - something else I can relate to. ^_^

Cleaning My Room

My most recent obsession has been cleaning my room. It is a monumental task. When I moved back in with my parents a few years ago, I moved all of the contents of a small apartment into a single bedroom. What's more, I really didn't bother to settle in. Many things have stayed in boxes, and a lot of stuff has ended up being stashed wherever it was convenient at the moment. The result vaguely resembles the apartment of Yomiko Readman from the anime Read or Die, as seen in this video.



One thing I've discovered as I've been going through my stuff is that I have piles of old Watchtowers and Awakes that I didn't place. This really impressed on me the wisdom of the society's new arrangement for distributing the magazines. I'm looking forward to getting these issues placed and not acquiring another backlog of magazines in the future.

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