Mal ,'Serenity'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Work is being ornerous today. Does that count?
this!
I doubt I have the chance to do anything personal today at all. I know I won;t get to leave the office.
We've already had boss' boss come in to give us all a semi-ass-chewing. We had a hostile driver call in complaining about one of our trucks slinging rocks and mud around a highway. dumbass driver. and thus far (noon), I have done none of what I typicall do in a day. so paper is piling up.
Go Emeline! Championing herself and others is the sort of experience that will stay with her always. How nice that the principal is cooperative.
I randomly received Ebony and Disney Kids magazine having NOT signed up with any subscription service. It remains a mystery how that happened, and tt was a chore ending that account. I have to confess, I don't know that I ever got a refund.
An old family friend signed CJ up for Highlights YEARS ago. We still get them.
Goofus & Gallant FTW!
Work is being ornerous today.
Is this a combination of onerous and ornery? Perfect.
Happy WindSparrow day! And Connie, I'm sure stuff went well with your DH and hope you hear about it soon.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
My onerous task was one I consider an honor rather than truly onerous. When I talked to Daniel's mom today she was talking about how hard it has been for her since her grandson Alex died. I gave her my best "of course you feel shitty, a shitty thing happened to you and yes you should totally talk to me about this because I love you and want to be there for you".
The real onerous task I have is to call MY mom, but I'm just not up to that today.
I made my PCP appointment and dealt with a rejection email (not that I had a real choice to do that, but it felt onerous).
I have discovered that my sweet Marley's expensive medical tests have shown he is in perfect health, which is great news, but still leaves us stymied about why his appetite has decreased dramatically.
Any ideas? we've changed foods, washed bowls, tried to feed him in different places (he and Taz have to eat separately or Taz eats both meals, he's been in the office with the door shut for the past 3+ years.) He WILL eat bits of kibble I place on the ground in front of him, 2 or 3 pieces at a time.
At this point, I'm going to try serving his kibble on a flat plate, and then try other food.
I just feel like he's trying to tell us something, and I just can't figure out what! All other behaviors and digestive function are totally normal.
Could it be a dental issue?
Hubby's home and sending me odd emails, so that's good. And he's done for the week. And the next two weeks.