Happy Birthday Sari!
I hope it was good cornbread at least!
You are getting a puppy and puppies have sharp little puppy claws. You will probably be very happy that you have a spare mattress.
This.
I deliberately bought GG for his color. A black tux is as far away from a ginger tabby as I could get and I didn’t want to unconsciously compare GG to Steve.
In the excitement of the storms the last couple of days…I forgot to make GG do his “trick” annnnnd he forgot. I tried today and it was like he had never learned to sit up and beg, so we are starting over again.
I am kinda annoyed about my new tree, I was assured it was a fruitless tree…and it is not. I saw something colored on the branch and though it was a butterfly so went out to look and saw three berries.
At least it is in a fenced in yard so we don’t have to worry about the javalina going after the deadfall and then finding our trash can. Birds like the berries and we like watching the birds, so it will probably work out.
As a bird lover, I would say you should take the nest down now. Wild birds shouldn’t be raised that close to hoomans and the nest makers will find a better place in no time at all.
Go you! Are you going to walk? I didn’t, it wasn’t important enough to me to pay for the gown. I do kinda wish I had sprung for the senior portrait though…
I’ve never been to a reunion and don’t think I missed much. I graduated young (joined the USAF a few days after my 17th birthday) and didn’t really have a lot in common with a graduating class that were all at least 2 years older than me.
Did she have a linen closet at the last place? Many apartments don’t have them nowadays so it would be easy to forget suddenly having one.
When Dad died, Mom was foggy for over a year. Grief does strange things to the sufferer.
But…don’t you feel super productive now?

I’m looking at billowing monsoon clouds again tonight. The dew point is wrong and it is the wrong time of year…but here we are.

You should probably have a nice glass of water now as well. You can’t hydrate properly in just one day, you need to start a day or so in advance.
When one of us has fasting bloodwork, we have to put a sticky not on the Keurig to remind the victim they can’t have coffee because we are so habit ridden.
Yesterday, I spilled an entire cup all over the counter and used two kitchen towels wiping it up, so I did a load of towels today. They are still waiting in the dryer because the disapproving stares of hundreds of grannies only kick in when the unfolded towels are in the laundry basket, now when they are harmlessly sitting in the dryer.
Hubs was offended yesterday. He asked his doctor about getting a gimp tag and his doctor didn’t even ask why he thought he needed it, the doctor just pulled the form up on his comp and started filling it out. When I got mine, I got a learners tag (temporary red tag) first so I could try it out and see if it was really something I wanted. Hubs has the paperwork for a permanent blue placard.
We have a case of suet that our spoiled yard flock won’t eat that we were planning to take to a bird rescue place in Prescott, so we can make a day out of driving to the DMV, then getting lunch at the town square before strolling around and looking at birds at the rescue place.
For the record, Chewy will accept returns of any pet food for any reason for a year after purchase. We were willing to deal with taking the suet to UPS to be returned, but they told us to donate it to a rescue, so that is what we will do. Hopefully, those birds aren’t too good to eat beef suet with mealworms.