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Nov. 27th, 2007 01:08 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
teddogSTOP UNPACKING MY STUFF!
My mother also decided that she's going to have a date the day of my move, proving how little she plans to help out. BULL. SHIT.
On a side note, I bought my December TTC pass tonight, which gives me hope in that it means no more Go Transit pass. Therefore no more home in Hamilton. Welcome change.
My mother also decided that she's going to have a date the day of my move, proving how little she plans to help out. BULL. SHIT.
On a side note, I bought my December TTC pass tonight, which gives me hope in that it means no more Go Transit pass. Therefore no more home in Hamilton. Welcome change.
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Date: 2007-11-27 03:50 pm (UTC)Have you taped your boxes shut and written "DO NOT UNPACK" with magic marker? Perhaps with "YES, THIS MEANS YOU," and "I DON'T CARE IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR MY ANIME DVDs"
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Date: 2007-11-27 04:30 pm (UTC)See, the oldest of my brothers is mentally handicapped. He's physically 16, but his mental age... varies and he struggles with different ideas and concepts. He's been making comments about me "leaving forever", but I'm not sure if he's being sarcastic. But, going back to the struggles he has, he often forgets house rules and such when they put him at a disadvantage. In this case, he wanted to play one of my video games, but mentally bypassed that my stuff was being packed for a reason.
In truth, I can't really blame him for this (and I was probably wrong to vent it publicly, but in my defense it was 1am and I couldn't sleep because of fighting because my sister and my mom), as none of us have any control over his handicap and I had placed my games in a crate where they could be seen, pending relocating them to a box. o_O