This is speakerwiggin here to say it's Mel's BIRTHDAY!

She's not happy about being 29 though, so try not to mention that part! ;D

Until last night, I had two ferrets, Minkey Woozel and L'il Miss. (Each name has a story behind it.) We found L'il Miss passed away last night, with no warning and no real identifiable cause ( Read more... )

Okay, so.. yeah I know I've been away from this thing AGAIN forever. Sorry. And I still plan on talking about my mental health with you people who are patient enough to be willing to put up with my ramblings on that subject. (Oh joy! Doesn't that sound exciting ( Read more... )

So I wanted to post to say that I still exist, and wave *hi* to the people who still have me friended. Well, I mean, I don't mind saying hi to people who DON'T have me friended, but.. you know what I mean ( Read more... )

So uh, it's 2008.

Yep.

Can the person who gave me the plague please go crawl up in a corner and die somewhere?

Oh wait, scratch that, they probably already have.I won't go into the more gory details. Suffice it to say I had about 4 days of sinus/nasal misery, which was then promptly followed by a terribly sore throat and hacking and coughing (oh yeah, and only BARELY ( Read more... )

Well first off - thanks for all the birthday wishes!! You guys (and gals) are awesome. :)

In other news, just put in an order for 12 more BPAL scents, listed under the cut. Yay for spending money.

( BPAL order )

hey, this is speakerwiggin, mistressbanshee's husband. i'm hijacking her journal to wish her a HAPPY FRICKEN BIRTHDAY!
so let's throw her a rocking lj comment b'day bash!

W00T!

*points to icon* don't forget the b'day spankings!

This is a link talking about a rather neat celestial event occuring early Sunday morning in the predawn hours. Read the link for details, but the short story is that Mars, Jupiter and Mercury will be within 1 degree of each other. Three planets haven't been this close since 1925, and it won't happen again until 2053 ( Read more... )

God, there are some days when I am ashamed to call myself a scientist.

This is a link to an article about the Antikythera mechanism, which to be brief has been dated somewhere around the first century BC, and was a Greek device that could, amongst other things, apparently predict the cycle of the moon, with eclipses, and another article said could ( Read more... )