My original purpose for the email was to get my Lost discs back. Turns out SD has them. I have a few other things that I'd like to get from the house also. My apartment is small, so I can't fit a lot here, but I'm kind of tired of not having my things available when and where I want them. I'm tempted to just get a storage unit to put the rest of my stuff in. W's house would be quite empty then, but not exactly my problem.
Here's the email I composed: W, I have a few DVD related questions/requests.
First, I suspect I have a Netflix movie there. If so, I'd like to pick that up.
I have at least one DVD I left in the carousel player that I'd like to get. Could you get the DVD(s) out of there? You should only have to plug the player into the wall to open it.
I'm not sure if you knew this, but Netflix is unbundling their streaming and DVD services. What that means is that the two at a time DVDs + streaming is going up to $20 a month. I'd like to either put that on our joint card or go down to a one DVD plan for myself. If I do that, you can get a one DVD plan yourself. I wouldn't do anything with the streaming.
One non-DVD related request: I have some tennis shoes in the garage I'd like to get for my race next week. I don't want to ruin my good shoes.
Hope you got your prescription sorted out. I'll arrange a time to pick things up. Thanks.
Me
One of W's complaints about me before was that I did things without consulting her (semi-true). Netflix account is under my name and my personal cc account. W mentioned long ago we should have it on the joint account, just taking her up on her offer.
While I know *not* to bring it up, I have a morbid curiosity about what she thought we needed to "talk about us" about. That stove couldn't still be hot, could it?
Haven't sent anything yet. So, horrible mistake or pointless folly?
Me 43 W 38 M 5 T 7 SD20 S15, S13 with 1st W ILYBNILWY June 2010 Separation/Bomb July 2010 Divorce Feb 8, 2011
