You’ve heard the ad on the radio that opens with a woman saying, “I’ll never forget the day my son said he hated me.” (At which point, I roll my eyes and think, every mother has heard that at least once from their kid — probably more — get over … Continue reading →
Mobile readers, I just discovered a few usability issues for the site (my sidebar is virtually inaccessible to you). The mobile version of the site looks great (I think), but I need to keep in mind how it looks and works when I’m referring to things in posts. I’m not … Continue reading →
Have you joined the RandR Fiction Club yet? If so, thank you. If not, what are you waiting for? You missed the inaugural issue of the Club Newsletter on January 2, but for a limited time, you can still get it. See, I’m going to mail it again on February … Continue reading →
I feel as if I should get her some deck furniture or something: Save
Continue reading →Yes, Daphne appears to have gone into heat. Her spay appointment is Monday. Maybe I should have made it for last Monday. Oh, well. As long as she doesn’t get out the door, everything should be fine. If she does, Orange Creamsicle kitty appears to be hanging around. I thought … Continue reading →
Back in December, someone posted on Facebook asking about a website/mobile app called Lift. It was supposed to be something to help people establish new habits or work on achieving goals. I hadn’t heard it, but I decided to give it a look. That choice has spawned a whole bunch … Continue reading →
Daphne is inside in the window sill. Sneaky is outside in the window sill. A quarter inch plate of glass separates them, yet they are interacting: Save
Continue reading →Welcome to 2014 and the January edition of the Merry Go Round Blog Tour. We’ve been a little slow getting started at the Tour. We wish we could say we partied too heartily on the New Year, but more somber things contributed to our slow start. We’re on our feet … Continue reading →
Ajax and Natasha start off the year with they annual well kitty visit to Dr. Val for exams and vaccinations. I was concerned about Natasha losing fur, but the real area of concern is teeth for both of them. They both lost a little weight this year, and we speculate … Continue reading →
It’s been a slow month for getting things done. Here goes: The San Antonio House: Verified that the latest plumbing fix is effective. Continued work on building the support structure to remount the commode. It’s working as is, but this will be considered a maintenance fix to ensure it’s in … Continue reading →