32 Wads 13

No preview this week, but the download is right there, just click it, unzip it, and fire up your old copy of Doom 2 to play. ;)
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32 Wads 13 (3 Zaps)

No preview this week, but the download is right there, just click it, unzip it, and fire up your old copy of Doom 2 to play. ;)
See the Doom page for more. Enjoy!
32 Wads 13 (3 Zaps)
Hmm, just stopping by the library once again to let unknown people around the globe infrequently visiting my atm not very updated website know that I’m still alive and thriving. A lot’s been happening now at the center of August while colder winds are blowing in from the north trying to chase the summer away and my aim in posting this verbularly spectacular post here today is to inform you on the progressions with at least one of them.
We just recently recieved a not so very big greenhouse (6x2m) that the whole family threw in some larger than usual donations for as a present for my moms 66th birthday less than a month ago. She’s been wanting one for a long time and at the moment (for a few years now) we have had three old glass windows slanted against a temporary wind shield made of wood instead where we’ve been trying to grow tomatoes with both failed and successful attempts. Even in the successful cases not all tomatoes have been red and ripe before the frost ravages the land at the start of autumn and now that we have a greenhouse things will hopefully be different in the future.
In a greenhouse there is no floor, not included, so I’ve been looking around the net trying to look at what other people use to shield the house from earthly coldness. Seems like some people use stone, some use sand, and some just grow things straight out the earth with a few stepable pieces of rock or wood in the middle. My work for the next two or three days will thus porbably be to dig up a rectangular patch of open earth around which the greenhouse will be placed and which future years will fill with tomatoes and cucumbers and gigantic watermelons striving to reach the sky! Well I don’t know about watermelons up here in the north of Sweden, but at least the previous two green things will without doubt grow in our house the coming year.
No manual was included with the package, which weighed 216 kilios and came in a big yellow truck that had a hard time getting back up to the main road after driving down to our summer place, so putting the big thing together will be … interesting! Time is running out on my one hour long free hour so, later.

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32 Wads 12 (5 Zaps)
To tell you that I’m not here right now, I’m on vacation, so please leave a message if I beep. :P
*beep*

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32 Wads 11 (2 Zaps)
Sitting by a computer in Haparanda today. We’re here to buy a bed for my sister since she didn’t sleep well on the one we bought yesterday, so it’s the second trip in two days. It really isn’t very close but it’s the one and only IKEA in the northern norths of Sweden so what choice to we have? :D
Haparanda is a really nice place, old wooden buildings with pretty unique designs. A lot of really old metal shop signs and some mosaic windows decorating the main street. The streeets are really wide as well, overall it’s the enviornemtn is very open and abstract. It looks pretty rundown but it’s still a fun town. If you try to imagine how a town looked fifty years ago (and you didn’t live fifty years ago) then this is a living picture of it. Since IKEA came to this little click of nostalgia on the Finnish border they say it’s grown a lot, which can be seen by the new shops opening up in the city outskirts, but in the real city center ir’s still pretty dead. I can’t imagine how it looked before IKEA arrived here.
IKEA is a great place, and the fact that they serve free coffee to members and give away free icecream to children (I consider myself one) makes it even better. :P Later.