Carbon Monoxide, you have been warned

We live in an apartment that's part of a house. We have the first floor, and there's another apartment upstairs. Those people moved out a week ago, so it's just been us. Today, me and the boy were hanging out, listening to tunes, shredding documents, gnawing on teethers, vacuuming, chasing the cat, when I heard footsteps upstairs.

It turns out, our absentee landlords were installing carbon monoxide detectors all over, and replacing smoke alarms. It also turns out that that's a law these days, and they were violating it. They're about to sell the place, and after an inspection, they decided to spend half an hour installing the things so the place will sell.
This led to an awkward conversation with one of the landlords as he installed the detector in our hallway and tried to act like he'd talked to me or been in the apartment more than twice (he didn't know how to turn the hall light on, if that's an indicator). The other landlord, whom I'll call Boo Radley, I still have yet to see. I heard footsteps, but I've seen enough movies to know better (plus this week's episode of Lost).
Anyway, now we're legal. Rock on.
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So... speaking of carbon monoxide, my alarm kept going off tonight. It was really freaky. Turns out I had the gas stove on really low. But you can't turn the alarm off (good idea), and my landlords and I opened all my windows and were trying to wave towels in front of the alarm. It was kind of funny. But I think I'll sleep with a window open tonight ...
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