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Dec. 31st, 2002
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Dec. 31st, 2002 11:04 pmSo 2002 got one last shot in under the wire. My sister called tonight; it seems she awakened to find a really nasty eviction notice tacked to her door. Probably the best thing to do from here is to give a bit of background. This has been filtered through Pamela, so there's some bias in the telling, but I've also heard corroboration from people including Pamela's SO, Dave, who has known the roommate for several years and who introduced her to Pamela in the first place.
( The rest is behind a cut tag so as not to spam friends' pages too much. )
The plane rides home were uneventful, save for the check-in kiosk not having Andy's reservation no matter how we looked for it. A live employee helped us out, though, so that was no problem overall. We managed to get the name of our favorite employee in RDU so we can send in compliment about her.
Andy and I exchanged gifts today. Among the highlights are even more magnet and ball toys for him and something called an ooze tube which gave him endless hours of fascination when we visited Grandpa in December. He also got all of the gifts whose doubles he'd bought himself after giving me his Christmas list. I got some neat candle holders, some of the cinnamon almonds which![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
tyee got us addicted to, and a big old rock. A month or three back I mentioned the glassmaker's site in my journal and included the URL to his site.
Tonight we had take-out Chinese for dinner -- our indulgence was an order of dumplings. We also have tortilla chips and salsa for Andy, and a pan of Amy's potatoes (Andy's favorite) as a hot dish for picking on. We plan to toast with Martinelli's and eat some cake at midnight, then ring in the New Year in each others' arms. Happy New Year to those who celebrate the turning at this time of year!
[Update 01/01/03: Pamela had til Jan 4th to get rid of her lizards, and until Feb 1st once she did. She also had no formal lease, so she's not breaking one, but nor are they. I passed along the rent and UPS comments, and she'll be looking into them.]
( The rest is behind a cut tag so as not to spam friends' pages too much. )
The plane rides home were uneventful, save for the check-in kiosk not having Andy's reservation no matter how we looked for it. A live employee helped us out, though, so that was no problem overall. We managed to get the name of our favorite employee in RDU so we can send in compliment about her.
Andy and I exchanged gifts today. Among the highlights are even more magnet and ball toys for him and something called an ooze tube which gave him endless hours of fascination when we visited Grandpa in December. He also got all of the gifts whose doubles he'd bought himself after giving me his Christmas list. I got some neat candle holders, some of the cinnamon almonds which
tyee got us addicted to, and a big old rock. A month or three back I mentioned the glassmaker's site in my journal and included the URL to his site.Tonight we had take-out Chinese for dinner -- our indulgence was an order of dumplings. We also have tortilla chips and salsa for Andy, and a pan of Amy's potatoes (Andy's favorite) as a hot dish for picking on. We plan to toast with Martinelli's and eat some cake at midnight, then ring in the New Year in each others' arms. Happy New Year to those who celebrate the turning at this time of year!
[Update 01/01/03: Pamela had til Jan 4th to get rid of her lizards, and until Feb 1st once she did. She also had no formal lease, so she's not breaking one, but nor are they. I passed along the rent and UPS comments, and she'll be looking into them.]