The "Awwww...." Factor
Yep, unashamedly going for it with photos of the cats (taken with the Treo 650 phone this week):
Azul, the kitty on top, is the youngster and keeps Baby, the flower-lover, on his toes. He never sticks his tongue out like that. Baby is twelve and Azul is five. We come home and find tufts of fur from either or both cats some days, and some days they can be really good. I mean, REALLY good. Azul isn't a lapkitty yet, but we're hoping some day he will be.
Today I bought a stop watch to track customer's times in lines at work. I had no idea there was such a wide range of variety in stopwatches. I found a little number that allows me to record split times, which will be helpful. Today I read THE ORIGINALS by Dave Gibbons and finished BARNUM IN SECRET SERVICE TO THE USA by Howard Chaykin & David Tischman with art by Niko Henrichon. Both were really entertaining, though Originals flew by very quickly, which I'm sure was the point. Barnum read like a film, and HBO film,actually, and had Nikola Tesla as the villain.
I need to get a blogwatch up next. There's stuff out there I need to share with you all. But right now I've gotta watch Bill Maher from last night on the trustydusty VCR...
Azul, the kitty on top, is the youngster and keeps Baby, the flower-lover, on his toes. He never sticks his tongue out like that. Baby is twelve and Azul is five. We come home and find tufts of fur from either or both cats some days, and some days they can be really good. I mean, REALLY good. Azul isn't a lapkitty yet, but we're hoping some day he will be.
Today I bought a stop watch to track customer's times in lines at work. I had no idea there was such a wide range of variety in stopwatches. I found a little number that allows me to record split times, which will be helpful. Today I read THE ORIGINALS by Dave Gibbons and finished BARNUM IN SECRET SERVICE TO THE USA by Howard Chaykin & David Tischman with art by Niko Henrichon. Both were really entertaining, though Originals flew by very quickly, which I'm sure was the point. Barnum read like a film, and HBO film,actually, and had Nikola Tesla as the villain.
I need to get a blogwatch up next. There's stuff out there I need to share with you all. But right now I've gotta watch Bill Maher from last night on the trustydusty VCR...