I'm pretty impressed that this was published in a mainstream magazine. And by impressed, I mean depressed. It's horrendously juvenile writing. I'd really like to meet this woman, although I'd probably most likely just stare at her really funny.

People who were distressed by news of cuts in the first episode of Sherlock might want to e-mail me.

Perkins that's so cool of your office.

Love Loki on a leash!

And by impressed, I mean depressed.

Uh-huh.

Thanks, Gar. Flavor galore.

Loki is so cute! I kind of wish we had tried to leash-train the boykitties.

And by impressed, I mean depressed. It's horrendously juvenile writing.

And lacking in an editrix.

or a heroine addict slumping in a chair.

Plus that whole lack of humanity. But, damn, get an editor.

I'm partial to the Lokis, he's a purty kitty with amazing huge pupils which make him all the more cute. Luckily his personality matches. I was surprised to discover that Devi, at 13, now will not flatcat the harness, while she did the collar at 2. So you never know. She's too skittish for the greater outdoors, though. She's spooky inside as it is, outside, I might be bloodied by a cat climbing my to flee in terror.

I'm pretty impressed that this was published in a mainstream magazine. And by impressed, I mean depressed. It's horrendously juvenile writing. I'd really like to meet this woman, although I'd probably most likely just stare at her really funny.

I honestly don't expect better from a fashion magazine. I mean it's hurtful, hateful crap that she said, but I still am not surprised that a women's fashion magazine, whose revenue comes from advertisements for very-low-single-digit-size clothing is going to run something so overtly hateful towards fat people.

Those pumpkins are great! And Loki on the leash is too cute.

Kitten update: still cute, has successfully erased all my messages from the answering machine, will climb right onto my plate while I'm eating if I'm not vigilant. And still needs a name.