Cordelia says
the human holding the flashy thing must die.
Portia
claims my father.
Cordelia is
Loftbed Kitten, the little-known apprentice of Ceiling Cat.
Portia wants to know
what these book things are for.
Cordelia will
have your food.
Portia investigates
the strange new location to which she has climbed.
Cordelia
loev box, no matter how many times the human
points the flashy thing at her while she's in it. I swear, the Anne Rice book is only there because I was getting ready to give it away.
Portia
surveys her kingdom.
Cordelia
runs for it! She
attacks!
The kittens are
unimpressed.
Cordelia has
an unusual sleeping spot.
The kittens have
an angry standoff of much cute. Then
they tussle!
I have nothing else to say here, so
here's Othello in a shoebox.
And speaking of shoes...
I'm not much of a fan of shoe shopping, as a general rule. Either it's purely utilitarian, as for sneakers or snow boots, or it involves paying ridiculous sums of money for something I'll rarely wear. But I needed black ankleboots for my Death costume, and the nearby shoe store was going out of business and having a massive clearance sale, so I figured I'd grab the boots there.
Except that once I was there, and once I saw the prices, I went a little crazy, and I wound up getting
four pairs of shoes.
Oops? But they were really cheap. When it comes to clothes and shoes, I'm a scavenger at heart.
Now I just need to figure out how I'm going to make it through an entire convention in three-inch heels. At least I plan to spend a lot of the time sitting down in the manga library.
For now, I think I'm going to play Mass Effect some more until my eyestrain headache becomes impossible to ignore.