Spare Cat is turning out to be Glare Cat. At least she's not trying to escape from the study... yet. I think I'll at least wait until she's comfortable with me before she's unsequestered. Besides, if she gets out, we'll never EVER find her again, unless we use Hav-A-Hart traps.
Mal ,'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
Natter 63: Life after PuppyCam
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I am trying very hard to not already hate today. I slept well, but I am on day three of tweaked neck and shoulder. Not excrutiating, but constant and with some movements sharp pangs.
Also, the pile of work that never goes away, despite me getting some things off every single day. grr.
More importantly, is he single?
I was gonna say... why do you taunt us?
Random. My Tivo keeps switching over to Al Sharpton's talk show in the mornings. It's actually quite interesting, with pretty thoughtful and hard-hitting discussions. Certainly a lot more meat to it than most of the Sunday morning panel shows. And the set is a barbershop with people actually getting haircuts in the background.
ita, my fingers are staying crossed for you.
All artificial "fruit" candy flavors are gross. This is why I stick to desserts made of chocolate and peanut butter.
Chocolate and peanut butter should never be mixed together.
IJS.
Brenda, I wondered why my TiVo keeps being switched to a random local channel in the morning sometimes. Turns out that TiVo Inc buys an "informercial" slot in the early AM so that the TiVo promos that show up from time to time on their starred menu can be recorded!
Chocolate and peanut butter should never be mixed together.
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I have literally never heard anyone say this before.
Shir, I love you, but you are espousing a mighty strange belief, there.
I don't like chocolate and peanut butter together, either. Chocolate and peanuts is OK, but not peanut butter.
You people (and I think SailAweigh, too, IIRC) are craxy. It's sad really, to see otherwise fine upstanding people be so wrong-headed.