Poor kitty, I hope it resolves quickly.

Poor kitty, I hope it resolves quickly.

Yeah, hopefully her tooth surgery a week from today won't have to be postponed.

Poor kitty.

Unrelatedly, I wish there was wine delivery. Or at least that if I ordered Chinese from the place next to the wine store, they would bring me some!

OMG, I need this dress. [link]

Oooh - kitty likes the prescription canned food they gave us! She's chowin' down. (She hasn't eaten much at all in the last 24 hours.)

There's this lady who keeps talking to me. It's weird. She came over to my desk to compliment me on my tights (stripy) and outfit (corset). While I appreciate the compliment, I was trying to be Big Honcho Project Manager a week before Go Live #1. And then girlie moment.

I have no idea what her name is, or anything. But apparently we've bonded over theatre involvement.

Honestly, I think it's because we both have short hair and wear vintage. But introducing herself would be nice.

I am debating this one that Smonster linked to earlier: [link]

Also, my boss is just Not Getting something, and I don't know why, but it's making me cranky.

Get-well-soon-kitty~ma for tommyrot's furrpanion!

That illness sounds a lot like what Amarna had two years ago, although her temp was several degrees higher and her kidney was round instead of kidney-shaped. She got better right away and has had no problems since. The subcutaneous fluids really perked her up immediately--she was eating as soon as I brought her home, when she had barely touched her dish the day before.

One of my recent castmates just posted a hilarious Craigslist ad: GIANT wooden TV--like winning the lottery and rediscovering childhood.

I am moving out of my house on Saturday (!) and have to part with my awesome giant wooden television frame. It's about 6 feet tall and 4 feet wide. It's a great conversation piece (all your hipster friends will think you're eschewing pop culture and are therefore painfully cool and intelligent).

Alternatively, you could put a smaller (yet still large) television *inside* this television frame and then your TV setup would double as both a stylish entertainment center AND a postmodern rumination on the womblike effect of television on the human brain. Plus, if tissue boxes and iPods need holders, why not televisions? You can start a fad. You can even patent the idea; I won't sue.

Some other uses include the following:

-A LOW, JAPANESE-STYLE TABLE WITH A HOLE IN THE MIDDLE. Are you practicing the art of Zen? Then this giant wooden tv frame is essential for your well-being. you can practice sitting cross-legged at a low table while SIMULTANEOUSLY practicing the art of patience because your food keeps falling through the hole in the center of the TV frame.
-A FAKE BIRTHDAY CAKE FOR YOU AND/OR MARILYN MONROE TO POP OUT OF ON BIRTHDAYS, BAT MITZVAHS, AND OTHER SUCH SPECIAL OCCASIONS. Just slap some pink frosting on this sucker, put a painted cardboard box in the middle, and you have the best damn party money can buy. Except you didn't pay for anything.

Any SFistas want to bite? She makes a compelling argument.

If I were there, I would grab it in a heartbeat--for the reason she listed--puppet shows! Our library took the wooden frame of a tv and hung a curtain on its hollow shell and it is fantastic for two kids to fit inside and put on puppet shows. I would love to have one.