A search, two lessons, and three good things about today.

[rsadelle]

Search
I'm looking for a non-evil place to buy DVDs at a reasonable price. I won't go into Blockbuster, Best Buy, or Circuit City anymore; Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Tower are very expensive; and Target's selection is pretty limited. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Lesson 1
When grating cheese, be careful of your grip. Grate only the cheese, not your knuckles.

Lesson 2
Next to the door of the synagog is an intercom with a sign that says, "Doorbell. Push to talk. Release to listen." Isn't that the truth.

Good Thing 1
My boss complimented my outfit today. Twice.

Good Thing 2
Listening to the Once More With Feeling soundtrack this afternoon made me happy, and then I realized that Sky gave me her tape of the episode, which I will be watching as soon as Threshold is over. Mmm, Threshold.

Good Thing 3
When I came home today, the new Kane CD was on my porch! I haven't listened to it yet, but I'm very excited about it. So excited that I promptly broke off one of the corners on the plastic case while taking the shrink wrap off. Doh!

Comments

[allegram.livejournal.com]

I get a lot of stuff from Amazon, but used, from the used sellers. The cool thing is you can get some great stuff (in many cases brand new) for really cheap. The bad thing is you can't always be entirely sure your not getting an import or something not exatly what you were looking for. More good news, amazon guarantees the stuff to extent that if you are mislead about a product they'll pay you back. So as long as you steer clear of ambiguous messages it's a real good deal in many cases (though not all of course).

[rsadelle]

Hmm. I've done that for books I couldn't otherwise find, but not DVDs. I'll have to check it out. It's only worth it if the cheaper price plus shipping is still cheaper than Amazon's price.

[allegram.livejournal.com]

It often is, though of course not always