100 Days of Less

November
S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 211
222 233 244 255 266 277 288
299 3010          
December
S M T W T F S
    111 212 313 414 515
616 717 818 919 1020 1121 1222
1323 1424 1525 1626 1727 1828 1929
2030 2131 2232 2333 2434 2535 2636
2737 2838 2939 3040 3141    
January
S M T W T F S
          142 243
344 445 546 647 748 849 950
1051 1152 1253 1354 1455 1556 1657
1758 1859 1960 2061 2162 2263 2364
2465 2566 2667 2768 2869 2970 3071
3172            
February
S M T W T F S
  173 274 375 476 577 678
779 880 981 1082 1183 1284 1385
1486 1587 1688 1789 1890 1991 2092
2193 2294 2395 2496 2597 2698 2799
28100            

Loose Change

A box full of change has been mag­i­cally trans­formed into a $27 Ama­zon gift card. Thanks, Coin­star. This should help me pick up a few odds and ends I still need before I leave.

By the way, have you ever used a Coin­star? This was my first time, and my take­away from the whole thing is this: Coin­star machines are fuck­ing loud. It sounds like your change is being shot through a paper shred­der. Sorry dude on the phone next to me try­ing to rent a movie from the Red­box machine. I’m sure the party on the other end didn’t appre­ci­ate the trash-compactoresque back­ground noise.

Loose change

Now I have an empty white box. I think it was orig­i­nally made to hold 3.5″ flop­pies. Guar­an­teed to also hold $27 in assorted dimes, nick­els, and pennies.

Published on February 8, 2010

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