Milestones achieved
The rabbits have definitely bonded. Last night I risked sticking the bunnies in the cage together, first for just a couple-three hours as I took a nap before work (having already had a four or five-hour snooze earlier in the afternoon). No signs of blood or flown fur when I checked on them while getting ready to leave, so I left them together all night while I was at work. (Amelia was confused at spending the night in the cage -- she's used to having the night free to roam the living room and kitchen, and was giving me a perturbed look as I walked out the front door.) And this morning they were fine, so from here on out they're sharing their living quarters full-time, barring incidents or extenuating circumstances.
And I got a little windfall yesterday -- a $240 check from the office of the GI doctor, refunding what was evidently an overcharge on last year's colonoscopy. I deposited it yesterday afternoon on the way to visit Grandma -- $200 onto the bigger credit card balance and $25 into my savings account. The other $15 I left in checking.
And I just got back from seeing the Avengers 2. I'd seen at least one or two people claiming to have been disappointed, so I lowered my expectations. It wasn't quite as good as the first, but the action scenes were excellent and the dialogue occasionally witty. It's the second movie of a trilogy and suffers slightly from the problem of being a bridge to a resolution we're a few years away from seeing. It didn't do anything I hated, so I'm reasonably satisfied. (And it made me really wish for that Black Widow movie that should have already been in the pipeline.)
And, yes. One or two items still on today's "to do" list to handle, and then I can knit in front of the TV for a smidgen longer before bed...
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And I got a little windfall yesterday -- a $240 check from the office of the GI doctor, refunding what was evidently an overcharge on last year's colonoscopy. I deposited it yesterday afternoon on the way to visit Grandma -- $200 onto the bigger credit card balance and $25 into my savings account. The other $15 I left in checking.
And I just got back from seeing the Avengers 2. I'd seen at least one or two people claiming to have been disappointed, so I lowered my expectations. It wasn't quite as good as the first, but the action scenes were excellent and the dialogue occasionally witty. It's the second movie of a trilogy and suffers slightly from the problem of being a bridge to a resolution we're a few years away from seeing. It didn't do anything I hated, so I'm reasonably satisfied. (And it made me really wish for that Black Widow movie that should have already been in the pipeline.)
And, yes. One or two items still on today's "to do" list to handle, and then I can knit in front of the TV for a smidgen longer before bed...
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comments made.