My alarm clock knows the days of the week (and has a "weekend cancel"),

That is cool. My thing is that I need to be up by 5:45 five times a week, 8:00 once, and then Saturday doesn't matter.

My Clie came with an alarm software that could handle that -- five different alarms that you could set for any day of the week combos, but I tried to export it to the Tungsten and no dice. As much as the Palm is a suboptimal alarm clock, I may go Handango shopping.

Jess, is it the Neverlate one, or another?

Trudy, it's the Cathedral Animal Hospital maybe on like 101st or something? Just west of Broadway.

That's my new guy! OK, I'm glad you liked him. Like I said, he seemed fine, I'm just mourning the one who retired. It's so hard to vet-love again...

It's a cheapo GE model I got at the drug store across the street -- when I bought it, my only requirements were it had to be under $30, and it had to have a dual alarm (radio and buzzer). The weekend cancel function was a nice surprise. Lemme see if I can track it down online.

[eta: That was easy.]

That's my new guy! OK, I'm glad you liked him. Like I said, he seemed fine, I'm just mourning the one who retired. It's so hard to vet-love again...

I only went once or twice, but I always really liked the staff, and the vet was fine. I'm not much of a lover of healthcare providers, in general, though -- I usually think they're fine and that's as far as it goes.

My alarm clock knows the days of the week (and has a "weekend cancel"),

I've got one like that. Two alarms, too, and you can set them to radio, buzzer, or cd. It's a Sony something or other.

ETA: Pretty much an older version of this - [link] - but not quite as cool. (Nap timer?! Custom snooze?!)

If I take mine to the vet one at a time, Oz will hiss at both me and Sylvester for a week after Sylvester's visit.

My Oz(zie) does that anyway. The very best was when they were both in the hospital, but isolated from one another, for several days. It was over a week before Ozzie stopped growling non-stop, including when he was eating.

Of course, my laughing at him probably didn't help.

Grr. I just found 20% off Robinson's May coupons (all merchandise) in the break room.

I don't even like Robinson's May. Not to mention the whole "wait till next year" thing.

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