Things I did today:
- got off of work
- went to TCF by bus on borrowed bus money (as I forgot my wallet at home) immediately after work to deposit my paycheck, only to find that it doesn't open until 9 on Fridays
- rushed home to get ready for my job interview, including trying to take a shower by getting out every last bit of conditioner from the bottle
- go to the TCF in Highland right before my job interview and deposit $308.52 in the bank and get $50 cash (so, the two checks totaled $358.52)
- was thoroughly unimpressive at my job interview, as was expected; also, drank a free cup of tea (Dragonwell 1st) and ate a chocolate cake, which I paid for
- went to Snyders to see if Jeff was working: he's out of town
- went to Barnes and Noble; bought Megatokyo volume 4, put the best Japanese cookbook I've found so far on hold for ten days to think about getting, and renewed my B&N membership; total spent: $34.99 (was a check)
- went to Caribou Coffee to see if Vinnie was working; he was, so I hid behind a counter until it was my turn in line, then jumped out and attempted to scare him; bought a "french toast" muffin
- went to Lunds to see what they had in terms of Japanese food (not much); asked the man at the sushi counter to make me some kappa maki (cucumber rolls), which I bought and ate, although since I was walking around so much I ate it plain, rather than with soy sauce or wasabi
- went to the T-Mobile store to see if I could pay my T-Mobile bill there; long story short, it'll cost my $190 to pay off my bill and re-activate service, and $400 to not re-activate it - I figured it'd be more expensive to re-activate it, but it seems I still haven't finished my year contract with all the time I had it (a number of months I had the account in suspension); attempted to pay said bill with a check, but they required a state ID to take the check and I didn't have any other forms of payment for that much
- went back to TCF to withdraw $200, but I can't withdraw any money until the check clears, it seems
- asked what I needed to get a new check card, and was sent to sign in to meet with one of the desk people; met with one of the desk people, and ended up being able to identify myself with my U Card and social security card, so now I have a check card coming in the mail - no charge, either! :)
- got on the 84 to go to Midway; thought about getting off to visit
darkjing, but I decided not to since I didn't even know if he was home (if you were, sorry ^_^;)
- left my Barnes and Noble bag on the 84, which contained my checkbook and maybe a receipt or two
- went to the driver's license station to get a Minnesota driver's manual; looked up what I needed to identify myself to get a new permit, and I indeed needed my birth certificate, which I intended to take with me but forgot
- went to Rainbow to see what they had in terms of Japanese food - they did better than Lunds, surprisingly, but they still didn't have any soba sauce; bought a bottle of conditioner and body wash (which match our shampoo, since I have this weird thing of not wanting to use clashing scents, which would be impossible if everything I use is the same scent ;))
- chased a renegade receipt through the parking lot
- went to United Noodle to finally get me some real Japanese food; bought a bag of aka (red) miso, wakame (seaweed) soup, shiro (white) miso, miso w/ tofu (which seems to have run away on me), two bags of osuimono (clear soup), soba (a type of noodles), soba sauce, dried green peas with wasabi, seto fumi furikake (rice seasoning), red bean rice balls, mochi (rice cake)-wrapped green tea ice cream, and a bottle of green tea (I've never had bottled green tea, and all we sell at SA is sweetened and/or contains a bunch of crap), and spent $39.14; I almost bought some tofu and dry azuki beans (red beans), but it ended up being to much and I put those back; the saddest thing: they were out of my hard green tea candies, although after paying I asked the cashier if they still had them, and he asked another guy, who showed me some hard green tea candies which looked different, but were probably re-packaged versions of the candies I was looking for, and even if they weren't were probably just as good
- thoroughly defrosted the red bean rice balls and mochi-wrapped green tea ice cream waiting for the bus; decided that I prefer hot green tea to cold, since I'm not a big fan of the bitterness of green tea when it gets cold, but I certainly didn't hate it
- lightly sunburned myself, I think
- got home and SLEPT
- got snarky at Dad for making comments on my literary taste (it's starting to become a sore spot to me, but that's an entry of its own)
things I have yet to do:
- go to Metro Transit to retrieve my check an anything else of value that was in the Barnes and Noble bag
- go to meet Richa at Easy Reader tomorrow
- buy some cheese for Patrick
- go to back to the T-Mobile store to pay off my bill, since I can't do it online anymore
- go to the driver's license station with identifying documents and $20.50 to get driver's permit and duplicate
- get blank DVDs?
- go to the U on Monday morning to visit Sophie, stop by UDS to find out how many credits I need to be taking to work there and, if I can work there, sign up for shifts
- give Patrick his birthday present(s)
- pay Lester back the $2 I borrowed from him
- pay bills
- a while in the future I'd also like to pick out some Japanese recipes and go back to United Noodle to get some actual ingredients rather than spending more than I need to on instant food
Now, I shall reward myself with some Tribe-age :)
- got off of work
- went to TCF by bus on borrowed bus money (as I forgot my wallet at home) immediately after work to deposit my paycheck, only to find that it doesn't open until 9 on Fridays
- rushed home to get ready for my job interview, including trying to take a shower by getting out every last bit of conditioner from the bottle
- go to the TCF in Highland right before my job interview and deposit $308.52 in the bank and get $50 cash (so, the two checks totaled $358.52)
- was thoroughly unimpressive at my job interview, as was expected; also, drank a free cup of tea (Dragonwell 1st) and ate a chocolate cake, which I paid for
- went to Snyders to see if Jeff was working: he's out of town
- went to Barnes and Noble; bought Megatokyo volume 4, put the best Japanese cookbook I've found so far on hold for ten days to think about getting, and renewed my B&N membership; total spent: $34.99 (was a check)
- went to Caribou Coffee to see if Vinnie was working; he was, so I hid behind a counter until it was my turn in line, then jumped out and attempted to scare him; bought a "french toast" muffin
- went to Lunds to see what they had in terms of Japanese food (not much); asked the man at the sushi counter to make me some kappa maki (cucumber rolls), which I bought and ate, although since I was walking around so much I ate it plain, rather than with soy sauce or wasabi
- went to the T-Mobile store to see if I could pay my T-Mobile bill there; long story short, it'll cost my $190 to pay off my bill and re-activate service, and $400 to not re-activate it - I figured it'd be more expensive to re-activate it, but it seems I still haven't finished my year contract with all the time I had it (a number of months I had the account in suspension); attempted to pay said bill with a check, but they required a state ID to take the check and I didn't have any other forms of payment for that much
- went back to TCF to withdraw $200, but I can't withdraw any money until the check clears, it seems
- asked what I needed to get a new check card, and was sent to sign in to meet with one of the desk people; met with one of the desk people, and ended up being able to identify myself with my U Card and social security card, so now I have a check card coming in the mail - no charge, either! :)
- got on the 84 to go to Midway; thought about getting off to visit
![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
- left my Barnes and Noble bag on the 84, which contained my checkbook and maybe a receipt or two
- went to the driver's license station to get a Minnesota driver's manual; looked up what I needed to identify myself to get a new permit, and I indeed needed my birth certificate, which I intended to take with me but forgot
- went to Rainbow to see what they had in terms of Japanese food - they did better than Lunds, surprisingly, but they still didn't have any soba sauce; bought a bottle of conditioner and body wash (which match our shampoo, since I have this weird thing of not wanting to use clashing scents, which would be impossible if everything I use is the same scent ;))
- chased a renegade receipt through the parking lot
- went to United Noodle to finally get me some real Japanese food; bought a bag of aka (red) miso, wakame (seaweed) soup, shiro (white) miso, miso w/ tofu (which seems to have run away on me), two bags of osuimono (clear soup), soba (a type of noodles), soba sauce, dried green peas with wasabi, seto fumi furikake (rice seasoning), red bean rice balls, mochi (rice cake)-wrapped green tea ice cream, and a bottle of green tea (I've never had bottled green tea, and all we sell at SA is sweetened and/or contains a bunch of crap), and spent $39.14; I almost bought some tofu and dry azuki beans (red beans), but it ended up being to much and I put those back; the saddest thing: they were out of my hard green tea candies, although after paying I asked the cashier if they still had them, and he asked another guy, who showed me some hard green tea candies which looked different, but were probably re-packaged versions of the candies I was looking for, and even if they weren't were probably just as good
- thoroughly defrosted the red bean rice balls and mochi-wrapped green tea ice cream waiting for the bus; decided that I prefer hot green tea to cold, since I'm not a big fan of the bitterness of green tea when it gets cold, but I certainly didn't hate it
- lightly sunburned myself, I think
- got home and SLEPT
- got snarky at Dad for making comments on my literary taste (it's starting to become a sore spot to me, but that's an entry of its own)
things I have yet to do:
- go to Metro Transit to retrieve my check an anything else of value that was in the Barnes and Noble bag
- go to meet Richa at Easy Reader tomorrow
- buy some cheese for Patrick
- go to back to the T-Mobile store to pay off my bill, since I can't do it online anymore
- go to the driver's license station with identifying documents and $20.50 to get driver's permit and duplicate
- get blank DVDs?
- go to the U on Monday morning to visit Sophie, stop by UDS to find out how many credits I need to be taking to work there and, if I can work there, sign up for shifts
- give Patrick his birthday present(s)
- pay Lester back the $2 I borrowed from him
- pay bills
- a while in the future I'd also like to pick out some Japanese recipes and go back to United Noodle to get some actual ingredients rather than spending more than I need to on instant food
Now, I shall reward myself with some Tribe-age :)