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Impatience Killed the Kit
Jun. 8th, 2008 12:50 amFriday night we had a session off the shadake game. Kit once again got to test his curse of immortality, this time after a mid-air collision with an invisible dragon.
It's a good thing he didn't actually stay dead -- try explaining *that* one to saint peter!
( game summary )
In other news, I went back to the apartment manager this morning to ask about the fridge, and he said that he'd tried to look at it Wednesday but couldn't fix it because I'd left some spice jars and boxes of plastic forks on top, keeping him from moving it away from the wall. "I meant to leave a note, but I forgot." So I promised to move all that stuff off right away, and sure enough when I got back after keeping my mom and sister etc. company he'd left a note this time.
"You need a new fridge, might be in Tuesday."
So I still don't have a fridge, but there's tangible evidence (in the form of water tracked all over the kitchen floor, and the note) that this is something serious enough for them to actually try to take care of. A new fridge seems like overkill, but the old one was already very very old when I moved in 8 years ago...
It's a good thing he didn't actually stay dead -- try explaining *that* one to saint peter!
( game summary )
In other news, I went back to the apartment manager this morning to ask about the fridge, and he said that he'd tried to look at it Wednesday but couldn't fix it because I'd left some spice jars and boxes of plastic forks on top, keeping him from moving it away from the wall. "I meant to leave a note, but I forgot." So I promised to move all that stuff off right away, and sure enough when I got back after keeping my mom and sister etc. company he'd left a note this time.
"You need a new fridge, might be in Tuesday."
So I still don't have a fridge, but there's tangible evidence (in the form of water tracked all over the kitchen floor, and the note) that this is something serious enough for them to actually try to take care of. A new fridge seems like overkill, but the old one was already very very old when I moved in 8 years ago...
