Is it the end of the world?

[bronwynrh]

Ok, maybe not :-)

But there sure have been signs!

Franklin - dear, sweet little Franklin - is becoming a man. I swear, he went from a virtual age of 3 to 16 in a matter of, oh, 6 hours. Poor kid doesn't know what to do with those little marbles back there. He keeps trying to look at them. Then he aims them at something and wiggles his little behind. Then he attacks Rosalind for about an hour, although he still clearly has no idea what he's doing.

Thank goodness, we still have time.

Time to see Dr. Woodruff.

Poor Franklin.

Poor Rosalind! She doesn't know what's going on, either :-)

The second sign that it may be the end of the world is that there have been floods. I came in to work this morning, and although I was not the first one in on our wing, I apparently was the first one to give a rat's ass about the swimming pool outside the door right by the. . . stairwell. Yes, that's not an accident waiting to happen, not at all. Seriously folks, we're talking about a quarter of an inch deep. Splish! Splash!

Good think I wore my tall shoes today, eh?

They must drain the blood from my brain though, because I left the house without my backpack and computer this morning and had to make the block to drive back for it.

Yes, Jeff, I drove in this morning. I was sooooooo tired and loaded for bear I couldn't stand the thought of that 20 minute walk in the fog.

Call me lazy, I don't care. I still have a couple of walks ahead of me today when I'm running errands, so :-P

(That was me defending myself to my conscience, there. Ignore us, please.)

All right, guess I'll start my day now. I'll see some of YOU soon!

Edit: I am making so many errors today, I keep dropping words and saying one thing when I mean the other. Weird! Beware.

Comments

[corto.livejournal.com]

hola darl'en sugar-bronze...

I hope you're re-adjusting to not-in-the-islands well.

[tactile.livejournal.com]

It only takes me 7 minutes to walk to work, and sometimes if I feel crappy.. I still drive.

[bramey.livejournal.com]

Ah, my spirit-sister! Turns out I'm pretty glad I walked today, after all. It's still awful humid and I've been feeling really puky and ulcer-y for the last hour.

Attractive, ain't it?

*grin*

Let me know the date for your surgery so I can mark it down. I'll send flowers or something, if you'll let me :-D

[bramey.livejournal.com]

Mmmf. Sorta. I can handle not being on an island, but I've realized that I hate being land-locked.

I also hate being alone.

So we'll just say I'm readjusting in some ways, and reorienting in others ;)

[tactile.livejournal.com]

I thought you drove today?

I'm so lost.

My surgery is October 7th.. and I would never turn down flowers. Lord knows the boy doesn't think I need them very often *mentally smacks doofish boyfriend*

[adaon.livejournal.com]

Hee hee! Franklin sounds a bit like Dave. ;-)

[bramey.livejournal.com]

I did drive. Obviously, my brain is not functioning well. I keep fucking things up today. God damn, it's getting worse too.

I think I need to eat something.

*sigh*

[bramey.livejournal.com]

HAHAHAHA!!

*wipes tears*

[tactile.livejournal.com]

Just don't forget your car.. I've done that a few times, and the truck has never forgiven me.

[thatthingido.livejournal.com]

Then he aims them at something and wiggles his little behind.

Very cute.
The whole Franklin thing made me laugh. First they discover their sex organs and then they don't stop playing with them.
Who said cats were much different than humans?

Great Lakes Girl chimes in

[kendokamel.livejournal.com]

...I've realized that I hate being land-locked.

I'm still trying to come to terms with the concept of driving "north."

And being able to see the other side of a body of water.

I hate being alone, too.

[chrisf-uk.livejournal.com]

First: i dont blame you for driving...

and second.... OOHHhhhh sexy new icon... me likey... ;-)


Chris x x x