Ahhhh. Cold medicine, antibiotics, and a full night of sleep were just what I needed. Never underestimate the power of a Saturday lay-in to cure what ails you.
Unfortunately that lay-in meant that I missed what was probably the greatest estate sale weekend of the last few months. One sale alone had a Broyhill Brasilia bedroom set, Brasilia dining set, and an American of Martinsville bedroom set. That's practically a whole house-full of my favorite mid-mod furniture right there.
Ok, so I may have made a mistake. Surely I could have dealt with one more day of ickyness and sleep deprivation if it meant a chance to get in on the action. Oh well.
Also, congrats to the St. Louis Cardinals on their World Series win!
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Saturday, October 29, 2011
Monday, September 26, 2011
Monday.
Ugh.
5:30 AM is just never a good time to get ready on a Monday, especially when you've been up much too late the night prior.
A little background on me: I'm a geek. I build computers and play video games, silly things no grown man should do in his precious little free time. However, I haven't had a chance to play in a good long while with everything going on at the house.
After last night, perhaps that's for the best. I ended up picking up on my unfinished game of Fallout 3: New Vegas and the next thing I knew it was way, way, way past my bedtime.
Upside: I saved the Hoover Dam and destroyed a tribe of vicious slavers.
Downside: My whole body feels as if it was worked over with a hammer while I slept and I'm going to be completely useless for the rest of the day.
If you've never played Fallout 3, I highly recommend it. Not only is it a solid game, but the whole thing is set in a retro-futuristic world that should appeal to any mid-century design enthusiast. I couldn't really find any quality shots of the buildings or interiors (I guess most players are focused on the action rather than the design). However, you may recognize a few pieces that were "inspired" by real-life Mid-Century Modern designs, such as the Heywood Wakefield M364-G TV table and Eames shell chairs.
Go ahead and give Fallout 3: New Vegas a try sometime. Just keep an eye on your clock.
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