So yesterday, I got one of the books I ordered. It was supposed to be "Like New," and I checked out the seller before I ordered to make sure they were decent, and almost all of the reviews were good. Well, my "Like New" book came in, and it's cover is bent, it has sticker residue on it, and someone wrote "99" in sharpie on the cover. Am I correct in thinking that this is not "Like New?" I would hate to see their "Used" books. My only concern in returning it is that I paid for it partially with a credit card, and partially with a gift card, and I'm worried that if I return it, they'll credit the gift card, which I already threw away. It really sucks. I think I'm going to call the company, but they're based in California, so I don't know if that would be worth it.
I got my blood drawn today. It's not big deal, but I now have a bandaid on my elbow and one on my hand, which is kinda obnoxious. They'll both probably bruise, so we'll see I guess.
A couple of minutes ago, I organized our freezer. It was a disaster zone, and we had talked about cleaning it out, but no one made any effort to do it, so as usual, the task fell to me. So I did it, and I was quite happy with it. You could see the labels on everything, and everything fit. Then my roommate came home, opened the freezer, and complained that all the food was mixed up. My question is this: if you don't put your name on it, how do I know whose food it is. How can I organize something by owner if I don't know who owns it? I thought it was really rude of her to complain about something that I took the time to do when no one else would. She could have easily organized it herself, and I think the fact that she didn't means that she has no room to complain.
For my Japanese class, we need to watch Japanese films and create a blog on our Blackboard site. I'm not sure what to watch. It has to be a mix of genres, so I guess I have some searching to do.
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