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where the kids do their editing work at the studio and they have a
bench where people put their unwanted stuff, free for the taking.
There is an eclectic mix of businesses in that building, so people
with different interests and backgrounds occupy the premise,
including numerous artists. On the free bench they usually have old
books or magazines, but every now and then there's the random printer
or tech device. I once saw a digital copier and was tempted to take
it but wasn't sure what I'd do with it. Mom would not have approved.
Sometimes I think I have a bit of that pathological hoarder gene
going on inside of me.
Either
way, I was dropping the kids off when I spotted a small radio and
grabbed it. While we are not at a loss for radios in this house, I
have for awhile wanted a small one for the kitchen that I can listen
to while I'm doing my countless domestic duties. We have several boom
boxes, the kids each have one in their rooms, I have one in the barn
for that project, and one for the backyard for when I'm
chopping/stacking wood. For the record, I bought all of them at the
Listen Center and paid anywhere from $5-10 for each one. We also have
a nice home stereo, but it's in the living room and in the mornings
and evenings I can't really turn it up so I can actually hear it.
The
thing about this radio is that it's a really cool one. It's made by
Tivoli, and in addition to looking cool, it's got killer audio
quality. The bass on it is amazing considering it's size, and when
you crank up the volume, it really booms. I love this thing, and the
convenient size makes it perfect for placement on the counter. I
thought I read that it was weather resistant, too. I looked online
and a new version of this will set you back about $200. Can you
believe that? It makes me stoked that I got it for free.
Until
the next time, thanks for reading, and thanks to Charles_Che for the pic.
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