Sucks, Sucked

Vaacummed up the house. Wow: was it was a mass of filth that sucked in and held that recurrent cat-litter and crotch cheese ambiance. I could work for months to get this place liveable.
The good news: people I know have far worse places. At one place, this couple had old chocolate cake and cups piled in amongst books and gaming debris-- I think they had a birthday in the Fall. Another guy (who moved into the place with a series of grocery carts) looked like a bombed out cellar. His place now looks like a game store/clothing store/computer store where somebody beamed out all of the shelves, fixtures and racks, leaving the stuff to fall in disheveled clumps. Strangely enough, these people all have smokin' and pristine computers. Come to think of this, this secondhand P400 laptop feels real good.

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