2 predominant feelings

Over the weekend, we had to move the remaining stuff we were storing at the house we recently sold. To get rid of it quick, we posted those items on Craiglist at really dirt cheap prices. We had 3 dining sets, 2 coffee tables, 2 end tables, 4 tube TVs, 4 VCRs, 2 recliners, a 6-drawer dresser, 3 TV stands, one 5 DVD-changer/player, one full-size electronic keyboard, and many other stuff for sale. And guess what kind of people we get? Yes, the worst kind. The perfectly working 20 inch color TV was already selling for $10.00 and they want to pay only $5.00. The real wood 6-drawer dress was asking for only $25.00 and the stupid guy took it along with 1 cherry wood coffee table and 1 wood end table for $20.00! And my husband had to help him load everything into his junk car because he claimed to have a bad back! WTF?!! Another guy also took our solid wood dining set with 4 chairs for $15.00! These are pieces of furniture in really good condition and not piece of junk we just store in our garage!! I don't like to curse, but these people are just really the worst kind of human beings on earth. Not only do they want a good deal, they basically want to take what you can't store and rip you off. After feeling so being taken advantage of, I decided to give everything to our City using the freecycle.org website. I would rather give the TVs and VCRs away for our City's conference room or library than having to cross path with these kind of scumbags!!

Then last night, I finally picked up the Memoirs of a Geisha DVD and watched both the movies and the making of the movie. I think all together it was 4 hours long. I quite like what I saw despite the dialogues are in English. I like the whole built-by-Hollywood Hanamichi, the overall preparation, the music and the cinematography of the movie. I guess I am either not too picky or I just enjoy my movie without being too analytical.