Peace ~ma to your mom, Daniel.

And yeah, I think I'm also sitting on the TCG bench.

I am on the phone with the cardiology department of the DeKalb Clinic because apparently there was something funky on my ekg - the sort of thing that indicates that my heart was deprived of oxygen in the past.

Daniel your mom and her BF have been in my thoughts.

We had pictures taken at Sears which came out beautiful! And now we're slounging a bit before dinner.

Joy and balloons on the festive nuptials! May married life be even better than you imagined.

And much~ma for all.

Scary, sumi! Hope it's nothing!

Yay for wedding day slounging.

heart~ma, sumi

I was very annoyed at the phone this morning. I was dreaming about a very inspired ad campaign for Dove Dark Chocolate, and it featured very-carefully posed bodice-ripper-cover type photography of a woman dropping those individual chocolate bits on the naked body of a smiling man and about to nibble them off of him. The ad line was "Don't fantasize about it. Do it." Then my dreaming mine considerately began filming the commercial for the ad campaign, featuring some dark purple bedding in the shade used on the dark chocolate wrappers--and then the phone rang.

I missed my calling, I think. Too bad I was certain doing advertising would steal my soul.

I would buy that chocolate. I am just saying.

The SO just called! He has picked up the dog, who is not hallucinating and is apparently just fine. He did have to have one extraction, which I thought, and we just have to do better with his teeth. Apparently he's just vulnerable like that and we need to keep them clean. He doesn't really chew stuff is the problem, I think. But it's possible that the reason he didn't chew was pain from the problem tooth, so maybe once he heals up he will?

Anyway, I heard him whining in the background while the SO was on the phone, and was all, aww. But the SO says, nope, he's back in fine form and was calling after another dog he saw. So I'm so glad.

I don't love leaving him with the dogsitter so soon after this, but the dogsitter adores him, so I think he'll be fine. We just have to make sure he stays on top of the antibiotics.

Congratulations, sj!

He doesn't really chew stuff is the problem, I think. But it's possible that the reason he didn't chew was pain from the problem tooth, so maybe once he heals up he will?

I am not certain about dogs, but I know that cats don't chew. Their teeth are not made for it, and I am under the impression that dogs have similar teeth. It might pay to check the amount of refined carbs in the food you feed.