Thank you HIL!!!!!!
Spike's Bitches 41: Thrown together to stand against the forces of darkness
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Oh! Thanks! Just called my sister too...
I must have taken a leap back in time -- becaus e I just said to DH - we have to stay up for that
and he said "or we could TIVO that"
I forgot about TIVO .
I just set my tv to watch too. Thanks, Hil.
Ah, those were the days. Now of course I feel old remembering watching the episode in 1975, living in Virginia, already married several years.
Drat - my Tivo is on a moving truck.
Ooh thanks Hil, I think I'll tivo that one.
...see, really, this, and the 'you should call me' - I kind of think that she doesn't remotely even a little bit deserve the hot sexin'. Because she is A KNOB. Seriously.
I am with Fay. She couldn't figure out if you were crazy or not?! I'm sorry, she's allowed to THINK that, but she sure as FUCK ain't allowed to SAY IT TO YOU!!1! I mean, you only say that when you want to break up with someone, not when you want to heat things up.
Food for martians?
Asparagus and turnips, apparently.
GC, here is a webpage that has an extensive checklist of kitty symptoms to help determine if there is enough of a problem that an emergency visit is warranted: [link]
I'd have to say, that if it were my kitty, and the goopy eye were the only symptom, I would be content to do the old watch-and-wait. But I would be extra paranoid about paying attention to the breathing, because those URI can turn to pneumonia fast.
The difficulty is that this is a brand new kitty, so you have no clue about her usual levels of energy/activity and appetite, which are some of the really big tells in my book for serious kitty problems.
{{sj}} Smooth surgery vibes heading your nephew's way.
I went ahead and took Momo in. Looks like it's conjunctivitis but the vet said it could turn into a respiratory infection and to keep an eye on her. I have ointment to put in her eyes and we should see improvement in 12-18 hours. I feel better as they took her temp (it was normal), checked her heart (fine), and all that good stuff and she is good. She is now eating some wet food and enjoying it. She's so cute it hurts. It is a bittersweet happy as I love the new girl but am still mourning my little Jo.