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Welp...Weather is nice.
Mar. 27th, 2010 02:57 pmIt looks to be a nice Saturday and here I sit waiting for a few phone calls. The oven is finally fixed so I'm thinking about celebrating by baking something. Will have to figure out what I have the ingredients to make. At any rate that's one less repair to worry about.
Ended up having to change the front locks. The door knob came mysteriously unlocked again the other evening. This has happened a couple times previously over these last few months. Always the door knob, the deadbolt thankfully stays locked every time. Someone it seems enjoys messing with locks late at night. The new locks are bump resistant so we'll see how that goes. I've heard of similar incidents from folks around the neighborhood. In particular someone opened my brother's basement door. As far as we can tell nothing was taken, the door was just unlocked and pushed open. That was back in November I think. He has since boarded the door over from the inside and stuck a table in front of it.
For those interested in a novel that takes a modern and rather off-kilter take on the Cthulhu Mythos I'll recommend giving Seamus Cooper's Mall of Cthulhu a read. It's a bit rocky at the beginning but improves as it progresses. I think the author was trying for humor but am not entirely sure. It was an amusing and quick read.
Ended up having to change the front locks. The door knob came mysteriously unlocked again the other evening. This has happened a couple times previously over these last few months. Always the door knob, the deadbolt thankfully stays locked every time. Someone it seems enjoys messing with locks late at night. The new locks are bump resistant so we'll see how that goes. I've heard of similar incidents from folks around the neighborhood. In particular someone opened my brother's basement door. As far as we can tell nothing was taken, the door was just unlocked and pushed open. That was back in November I think. He has since boarded the door over from the inside and stuck a table in front of it.
For those interested in a novel that takes a modern and rather off-kilter take on the Cthulhu Mythos I'll recommend giving Seamus Cooper's Mall of Cthulhu a read. It's a bit rocky at the beginning but improves as it progresses. I think the author was trying for humor but am not entirely sure. It was an amusing and quick read.
