Oh, you so had a hairless/ hair impaired cat before, tommy!
Yeah, I was thinking of getting a hairless or Rex-ish kitty, but then this poor kitty was not getting along with her housemate kitty Einstein (who had not inherited his namesake's pacific tendencies)....
My brother wants me to help with my niece's memorial service, which is Saturday. He'd like me to suggest some some readings, hopefully of authors/books she liked. Anyone know any passages from The Kite Runner or Basketball Diaries which might work? Or anything from Anne Frank other than "People are basically good"?
Some amazingly beautiful watches: [link]
Except all the diamonds make them too bling-ish for my tastes....
Most. Distrubing. Teddy Bear. Ever.
I don't find it disturbing at all... not sure what all the fuss is about.
Scrappy, my mom recently read and loved The Kite Runner. Want me to ask her? She's also a Stephen Minister, so I bet she could pick something really appropriate.
Oh, Scrappy, I am so very sorry.
The watches fail to move me at all. The teddy bear...I like it. I guess if it had been taking the fur off for something slick it might have been icky, but that's nothing.
Watching a quite peculiar Outer Limits with Sheena Easton and the chick from Drive with appalling eyebrows.
I started poking around for recipes for next week when I'm going to start my dietary mods and found this vegetable broth recipe that kicks things off by roasting them for extra flavour. I have no idea why I was looking for
vegetable
broth recipes in the first place, but that looks kinda tasty.
I'm back on the fat farm diet. I looked at my feed bag, with its little envelope of dehydrated yuck and I'm depressed. But I look in the mirror and am more depressed. Roasted veggies even sounds grand.
I think That Thing (you know, the... girl-faced cat) has ruined me for other disturbing toys; the bear doesn't ping me at all.