Just before Christmas last year, my mother decided to dispose of all the remaining relics of my childhood. I wrestled my old Monopoly game away from her though, and managed to save the board, some play money, the thimble, and each of the Title Deed cards. Since no one will play Monopoly with me, and I can't throw any of this crap out (see note about The Believer below - you see, I've got this problem...), I made miniature notebooks out of each property. They are hand-sewn pamphlet style, and contain 40 hand-cut sheets of graph paper ( that I've been hanging on to since eleventh grade math class).
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Do not pass GO, do not collect $200.
Just before Christmas last year, my mother decided to dispose of all the remaining relics of my childhood. I wrestled my old Monopoly game away from her though, and managed to save the board, some play money, the thimble, and each of the Title Deed cards. Since no one will play Monopoly with me, and I can't throw any of this crap out (see note about The Believer below - you see, I've got this problem...), I made miniature notebooks out of each property. They are hand-sewn pamphlet style, and contain 40 hand-cut sheets of graph paper ( that I've been hanging on to since eleventh grade math class).
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3 comments:
*I* will play Monopoly with you. But I want one of them notebooks!!!!!!
Damn. Your brain never stops coming up with ingenious ideas.
B-Rheel! Live and direct from Brooklyn Zoo! I need to hear all about your *weekend*. Thanks for the props. I'll save you a notebook.
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