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LOVE!

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Valentine’s Day is coming up after all.  Valentine’s Day is Casey’s birthday, so the most fun part of it (besides going to work for the evening and making meager wages) is that we make a treat for her.  We’re thinking wet+dry food with a small “1” cut out of cheese.  She loves cheese.  She’ll be so impressed before she devours and forgets about it for another year. I dug through the past 3 years on Flickr and realized they have flown by wonderfully, and colourfully!… Continue reading

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Jack of All Trades, Master of None

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Today while almost being late for work, I came up with this little doozy. As has always been my opinion, the best part of having long hair is the ability to pull it back as if it’s short again.  Such a nuisance.  As described on my Flickr page, I have never seen anyone else do this, so I’m calling it the Pocket Flip (TM/patent pending). Share the post “Jack of All Trades, Master of None” FacebookPinterestShare…Email Continue reading

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Veterinarian’s Day

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This cat has been with me through my entire adult life so far.  He’s turning eight years old this year, which isn’t very old in cat years but seems to make me feel super old.  Tomorrow Rico and I will head to the vet to sort out some of his weird issues.  He hasn’t lost any weight but he’s developed some new and icky habits which I won’t totally get into.  He seems otherwise healthy, as do the other animals in our dwelling. So why… Continue reading

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Like a Hurricane

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Neil Young (rules) – Like a Hurricane Please keep in mind that when I don’t use the “video” tag, I usually haven’t watched the video but have instead cheated Youtube into letting me spread word of a great song.  To that you might say “gasp!” or you might otherwise say “There are better methods of posting songs onto your blog”.  Well, that’s what you get. Share the post “Like a Hurricane” FacebookPinterestShare…Email Continue reading

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A Farewell to Arms

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I finally finished reading this Hemingway novel.  It took a very long time.  I’ve never been one to appreciate the classics, so it’s not worth criticizing me that.  The end was kind of worth the entire read, I guess.  If anything, it did teach me a few lessons in writing: Do not take 180 (eBook) pages before the first interesting thing happens. Do not then spend 70 more pages rambling until the next interesting thing happens. Always make characters likable, so that if you do… Continue reading

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