'Potential'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
On phone with: mortgage company, who slapped me with a $15 fee they said I agreed to. Spoiler: I did not agree.
Already talked to today: Likely current mover, who is being a pain in the ass, and potential new mover. The result: a driver coming to my house tomorrow at 7AM. Sigh.
I just got the confirmation call for the movers for tomorrow. Cut the dread!
Hooray, Connie! For the movers, not the dread. There will be hiccups, but the end result will be the same. A new space, all your own.
Monday needs to stop being so damned Monday-like. Why can't it pretend to be more like a Friday every once in a while?
Lucky update: She's home, and doing amazingly well. Right now she's on BP meds, and we'll re-evaluate in a week. Her eyes are still super dilated, but neither one of us is noticing a substantial neurological deficit at this point. She's moving a little bit slowly, and has stumbled once or twice, but that's the extent of it. Thank you so much for the ~ma. It's powerful stuff.
Yay Connie!
After 3 days of rain, it's nice to sit I the sun and eat my lunch.
Connie, your move is so exciting! I can't wait for you to be settled into your new place, chilling with a book and some wine on the porch.
Lucky update: She's home, and doing amazingly well.
Yay, kitty! That's great news, Maria.
Why are Skittles so delicious that I eat them until my stomach aches?
Lucky~ma! Feel better, kitteh.
Aw, thanks, msbelle. Natter usually moves too fast for me to keep up, even now. But this weekend/morning in particular, I needed to be here.
Nice to see you too, Ms. The-Nicest.
Karl! It is very nice to see your pixels around.
I mentioned that Lucky is on BP meds. Did I also mention that those meds are pills? I was cringing, even though the vet tech said she was the easiest cat ever to pill. Guess what? So far she is. I grab her scruff, tilt back, her mouth opens enough for me to pry it open a bit wider to drop the pill in, and then I hold it shut and rub her throat. No muss, no fuss. I'm sorry I've bogarted the easy pilling from all of the other cats in the world. I fully realize how rare this is.
That's good news, Maria!