But what section in your silverware drawer would you put it? Where do you file a spork?

You display it proudly in a glass container with ambient lighting as a shrine, nay a monument, to the peak of eating instrument technology and one of the wonders of the 20th century.

Thanks. One of my kitten books says to toss after 20 minutes, but since the packaging doesn't say that, and neither does the internet, I am reluctant to immediately throw away veterinary food.

I would take it away after an hour, stick it in the fridge and offer it again later maybe.

When Pico was sick I went through types of cat food like crazy, because he would eat something one day, but reject it the next. Clio was the benefactor and gained a pound or two.

And I'm having trouble finding any upside. I haven't had an accident in maybe 23 years. Seriously. This sort of thing just doesn't happen with any regularity in my life.

And it brings to the fore everything I feel about my financial life. I'd love to be able to say, No Sweat! I'll get that taken care of lickety split. But I can't.

Maybe the upside is that it's a chance to see that you can handle a financial stressor better than you think you will.

(If that isn't helpful, I apologize.)

Joe has a regular titanium spork!!

Bonny, I hope the damage isn't too expensive to repair. Remember that insurance will pay--so perhaps you'll only need to cover the deductible.

A titanium spork is deserving of its own special slot in the utensil drawer.

Aims, wooot on the success for you and Joe!

Woman sends stripper impersonator to highschool reunion as a prank

Andrea Wachner sent an erotic dancer, named Cricket, to impersonate her at her ten year high school reunion. The dancer wore a hidden ear piece to stay in communication with Wachner. A film crew was on the scene pretending to film a documentary about artists, including Wachner. Of course, they were really documenting Wachner's brilliant prank. When she posted clips to YouTube, some of her classmates weren't too happy they'd been duped. Now Wachner has a manager shopping her story as a reality show or feature film.

...As the night progressed the drinks flowed, and Cricket, always outgoing, was getting ready for the climax of the evening: a striptease performed to what Cricket described as "one of the worst songs of the '90s," Lisa Loeb's "Stay."

When the boys decide they're done with the canned food, we'll put it out on the porch for the neighborhood feline grazers. It's amazing how often the boys will suddenly decide it's edible again. Perhaps they prefer dining on the terrace.

Now that it's warm, we're leaving the back door cracked open for feline egress at well. Unfortunately this leads to finding cats we don't recognize with their noses in the food bowl in the kitchen. We have very generous cats who like to invite friends over for dinner.

heh- we leave the food out until it's time to rinse out the bowl and refill.

Maybe that's why one of the cats has parasites!

Remember yesterday, when I said something about how I wished my cafeteria would have Indian food again soon?

::return to stuffing chicken tikka masala and naan in my mouth::

Yummmmmm.

I haven't been feeding my cat soft food, although he does get the occasional bit of soft human food (tuna and ham). The other night I put some ham scraps in the garbage disposal and forgot to run it. I came out the next morning to find the ham scraps all over the floor. I'm not sure which is more disturbing—that the cat had his paw in the garbage disposal or that he's as picky as I am about fat on his ham.