Oh my. Oh my, oh my. If the Rainbow vacuum cleaner people ever ask to come to your house, just say no. Unless you want a cleaner house. Then say yes. That stupid vacuum just sells itself. Honestly, if he hadn't said a word, just demonstrated, we probably would have bought one anyways. They last for 35-40 years. They don't spit the dust back out. We don't have to buy anything. No filters. It won't need replaced every three or four years. So now I am going to go contemplate how much money we spent in one night. It is amazing that I can feel so elated and so shocked all at once. I am happy that we are going to have something that cleans so well, but oh heavens, it was rather expensive.
*Sigh*
Have a good night...
P.S. Tomorrow night I am going to have a super exciting post. I can hardly contain myself now!
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Yeah, I love art museums. When I lived in Richmond, VA I'd go to them all the time - the VA Museum of Fine Arts and also all the little galleries downtown!
I got to go to the Washington D.C. ones on school trips each year with the CFA (art program I was in in high school).
One of my favorite dates!!! was when my boyfriend (at the time) took me to D.C. for the day. We hit 2 art museums, had dinner in chinatown and went to the Capitols hockey game that night. That was an amazing date!!!
And so was this date in San Antonio!!
P.S. I love my vacuum too!!! It's a Dyson Animal!!! works great at getting up pet hair!!! I bought it for $600 from Sears.
It is still in VA - with my Mom.
We couldn't put it in the Upack because we needed it to vacuum with right before we left (the Upack headed to TX with all our stuff 5 days before we did).
But we didn't have enough room in the car to take the vacuum with us on the last day. So our Mom is holding on to it for now. She'll bring it when she moves here.
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