'The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Well, damn it. I can't figure out how to open the fixture to replace the bulb and it's too cold out there for me to futz around with it for long. It looks like they somehow installed a new socket that's too big for the fixture to open normally. No idea how they got the current bulb IN.
Oh well, going to the hardware store so at least I'll have a working light in the closet.
I have been waiting around to see if Clio has any troubles using the litter box (one of the problems with tail trauma)but she's had no interest in it. So much for my Sunday afternoon grocery shopping and matinee. Instead, having the laziest Sunday ever.
Tail can pop up if she needs it, but wags really strangely when she walks. Wish these stupid cats could talk and tell me what's really wrong.
Our lab Toby fell backwards once on steep, slippery tile and dislocated his tail. We had him swim in the pool to reduce swelling but it mostly got better on its own.
That's what I am hoping with happen with Clio. She seems mostly okay...I am just being a fretful owner.
I don't think you'd convince her to swim in a pool... Seriously, hope it turns out to be nothing.
After running a couple of errands, all I want to do is veg watching football and eating chips and dip. I know I will feel better if I do some yoga or stretching and then meditate while I have the house to myself, but knowing what will help and actually doing it, so very far apart.
I think you should do what you feel like, msbelle. God knows you've earned it.
but knowing what will help and actually doing it, so very far apart.
Man, so true. Maybe 5 minutes of yoga and/or meditation, or one minute, even, and then the rest of the day to veg? This is a deal I frequently try to make with myself, sometimes with success.
All day vegging with football and chips has benefits, I'm sure of it.
Sue, my sympathies. I know what it's like to worry about a critter who can't tell you what's wrong.
Msbelle, I think that watching football while eating chips seems meditative. Seriously, I think a brain-break and some self-pampering may be a good thing.
I am at least, not allowing myself to drink. I think water is best and am sticking to it.