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Dec. 21st, 2005 08:57 amI've lost two fish recently. That always makes me sad. I've had them for a long while so I'm hoping it was old age. I think it was. I don't think white clouds are as fragile as neons. It was two white clouds that died, and the neons are fine.
Sabby behaved oddly this morning. I didn't see what he was doing, but I heard scuffling and when I opened my eyes to look at him, he seemed to be scrambling to get his feet under him on the hardwood floor. Then he slowly crawled under the bed. He came out a little later and snuggled with me for a few minutes before going back out to the living room to sit in my glider (his new favorite spot).
I love Christmas at my company. Everyone (except Adam and me) has decorated their cubicles and offices. There was a contest so most everyone went all out. We've got plastic santas and reindeer suspended from the ceiling, several Christmas trees, thousands of lights, entire themes in different offices and now people are giving out gifts as bribes for votes. Linda (the woman who took my printer) gave me a very nice gift. She brought me a baby Christmas t-shirt for Dominic and several books including "What to Expect During the Toddler Years," "Babies & Other Hazards of Sex,*" three pop-up books, two by David Carter, sweet-pea scented body wash, and some Lindor truffles (which I had just yesterday mentioned liking). Pam gave me a pooping reindeer key chain and Mike brought in homemade cookies, eggnog, and milk. Joe loaned me his DVD box set of Battlestar Galactica. He thinks I'll enjoy it. I offered to loan him Firefly in exchange. Adam currently has my copy, though.
Speaking of Firefly, I was watching an episode last Friday on Sci-Fi when Justin came home. He not only sat through the remainder of the episode, he asked questions about the characters and at the end of the show said, "It's growing on me." Yes!!! This could be a gateway into Angel and Buffy for him. :P
And now that Livejournal allows six icons for free users, I need to find my puppet Angel icon again.
* Subtitled: "How to make a tiny person in only 9 months, with tools you probably have around the home"
Sabby behaved oddly this morning. I didn't see what he was doing, but I heard scuffling and when I opened my eyes to look at him, he seemed to be scrambling to get his feet under him on the hardwood floor. Then he slowly crawled under the bed. He came out a little later and snuggled with me for a few minutes before going back out to the living room to sit in my glider (his new favorite spot).
I love Christmas at my company. Everyone (except Adam and me) has decorated their cubicles and offices. There was a contest so most everyone went all out. We've got plastic santas and reindeer suspended from the ceiling, several Christmas trees, thousands of lights, entire themes in different offices and now people are giving out gifts as bribes for votes. Linda (the woman who took my printer) gave me a very nice gift. She brought me a baby Christmas t-shirt for Dominic and several books including "What to Expect During the Toddler Years," "Babies & Other Hazards of Sex,*" three pop-up books, two by David Carter, sweet-pea scented body wash, and some Lindor truffles (which I had just yesterday mentioned liking). Pam gave me a pooping reindeer key chain and Mike brought in homemade cookies, eggnog, and milk. Joe loaned me his DVD box set of Battlestar Galactica. He thinks I'll enjoy it. I offered to loan him Firefly in exchange. Adam currently has my copy, though.
Speaking of Firefly, I was watching an episode last Friday on Sci-Fi when Justin came home. He not only sat through the remainder of the episode, he asked questions about the characters and at the end of the show said, "It's growing on me." Yes!!! This could be a gateway into Angel and Buffy for him. :P
And now that Livejournal allows six icons for free users, I need to find my puppet Angel icon again.
* Subtitled: "How to make a tiny person in only 9 months, with tools you probably have around the home"