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moonlightnrain

Randomy bits

Jul 29, 2009 12:13

1. The kittens have been re-named: Ron and Harry. It fits them so very much. Ron is tall, red and freckled; Harry is short, dark, green-eyed, and has hair which goes every which way. Also, Ron eats "dessert" at an alarming rate. Pictures have been taken, but need to be downloaded off Liz's camera ( Read more... )

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magickalmolly July 29 2009, 19:45:52 UTC

HARRY AND RON. You're never going to let them go now, are you? :D

Poor Liz! I'm glad at least that you finally know what the problem is, but ugh, that's no fun.

I have something to give you tonight. DO NOT LET ME FORGET. And no, it's not a tasty brain. Nom nom.

moonlightnrain July 29 2009, 19:57:26 UTC

Yay! Brains! Wait, not brains? Darn.

And, no, Liz and I are still undecided on what we will do with the kittens. I'd love to place them with a friend or family member so that a) we could still see them often and b) I wouldn't have to clean up their poop. :)

magickalmolly July 29 2009, 22:08:37 UTC

You know, cook books would be an excellent thing to add to a gift registry.

And yeah, save the poop cleaning duty for when you have some two-legged babies. ;)

sekl July 29 2009, 20:52:03 UTC

Good luck to Liz on the procedure. I hope it gives her some relief.

jsmitty_o July 30 2009, 06:16:11 UTC

Awww, I really like Marmalade and Molasses, but I totally see how Harry and Ron fit really well. =)

Oh gosh, poor Liz! I hope the procedure will help bring relief and a return to normalcy and pain-free living.

scoreboard July 30 2009, 06:19:25 UTC

Ack! Hope Liz gets to feeling better. I still taze my own arm if I twist my neck the wrong way...that neck is nothing to mess around with.

The new names are cute, but I will miss molasses and Marmalade. It sounds like a children's book waiting to happen. ;]

No zombie is eating my brain, and I'll tell you why: 1) I have precious little brain left, and 2) I am a Community Emergency Responder so by the time they get here I will have triaged my deceased into an offsite area where they may be easily exterminated upon reanimation. See? Your boy is a Problem Solver.

phillipalden July 30 2009, 16:41:43 UTC

I hope Liz's surgery goes well and gives her the pain relief she needs.