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Ughhhh....
Jun. 9th, 2003 06:36 pmI have learned the lesson that many college students before me have learned. Procrastination and used tupperware are bad combinations.
Case 1: Canned ravioli leftovers. 3 days. Hot room. Mold and much smellinesss. I sacrificed its life to the garbage bin because I'm just lazy there's too much effort required to clean and sanitize it. (remind me to never become a doctor or any other profession where someone's life is in my hand)
Case 2: Ewwwwwwwww..... Cooked spam and rice, left in a closed tupperware. On top of the refridgerator where it's hottest. Since the Thursday before Memorial day. 19 days. During a 3 day heat wave. It looked so innocuous sitting inside, no apparent mold. That was until I opened it. God, it was like a stinkbomb had been set off.
ETA: Also, even though they no one reads this, I'm really sorry about the Girls' bathroom. That smell sort of lingers. Especially when the source of it is in trash can. Split decision, I swear. I was there, it was close by...
Case 1: Canned ravioli leftovers. 3 days. Hot room. Mold and much smellinesss. I sacrificed its life to the garbage bin because I'm just lazy there's too much effort required to clean and sanitize it. (remind me to never become a doctor or any other profession where someone's life is in my hand)
Case 2: Ewwwwwwwww..... Cooked spam and rice, left in a closed tupperware. On top of the refridgerator where it's hottest. Since the Thursday before Memorial day. 19 days. During a 3 day heat wave. It looked so innocuous sitting inside, no apparent mold. That was until I opened it. God, it was like a stinkbomb had been set off.
ETA: Also, even though they no one reads this, I'm really sorry about the Girls' bathroom. That smell sort of lingers. Especially when the source of it is in trash can. Split decision, I swear. I was there, it was close by...
