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xiphiasI went into the Boston Children's Museum today to do some shopping.
See, the Children's Museum has this thing called "Recycle!" where you can get a shopping bag full of junk suitable for use in craft projects for $6.30. You pick the junk you like. It includes paper, and ribbons, fabric, Styrofoam, cardboard, foam rubber, and all sorts of stuff. And just other random stuff. Like, a barrel full of CDs of SimCity 2000: you could, if you wanted to, get a shopping bag full of SimCity 2000 CDs for $6.30.
Anyway, I had a meeting with my boss at the Hebrew School where he suggested that I should be doing more arts&crafts stuff, so I went there, looking for things that would make good Tzedakah boxes. I didn't find anything too useful for that, but I did find some dandy things for mezzuzahs. And a bunch of shiny things. . . lots of shiny things. . .
I started talking to the woman behind the counter, who's going to be competing in Miss Goth Massachuetts tonight, mainly because they said they'd let her bring her band up for a set for the talent portion. Her name's Lauri, and she looked REAL familiar to me, and I looked familiar to her. But we couldn't quite manage to figure out if we actually know each other.
See, the Children's Museum has this thing called "Recycle!" where you can get a shopping bag full of junk suitable for use in craft projects for $6.30. You pick the junk you like. It includes paper, and ribbons, fabric, Styrofoam, cardboard, foam rubber, and all sorts of stuff. And just other random stuff. Like, a barrel full of CDs of SimCity 2000: you could, if you wanted to, get a shopping bag full of SimCity 2000 CDs for $6.30.
Anyway, I had a meeting with my boss at the Hebrew School where he suggested that I should be doing more arts&crafts stuff, so I went there, looking for things that would make good Tzedakah boxes. I didn't find anything too useful for that, but I did find some dandy things for mezzuzahs. And a bunch of shiny things. . . lots of shiny things. . .
I started talking to the woman behind the counter, who's going to be competing in Miss Goth Massachuetts tonight, mainly because they said they'd let her bring her band up for a set for the talent portion. Her name's Lauri, and she looked REAL familiar to me, and I looked familiar to her. But we couldn't quite manage to figure out if we actually know each other.