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August 25, 2005

C-A-T

Blah, blah, blah. The problem with blogging every day is that you have to do something in between blog entries, so you have something to talk about. That's sometimes an issue for me.

Hmmm...last night I had turkey and brown rice for dinner. Later in the evening I went wild and crazy and ate some bread and butter. White bread. (French baguette, actually. Warmed. With soft butter. Mmmm.)

This morning I had an egg for breakfast.

1-1/2 pounds! That's what I was down yesterday when I weighed. I was afraid to weigh this morning, in case it turned out to have been a mirage. (In spite of my Fear and Loathing, I went ahead and brought turkey in for lunch again today. And I had it for dinner last night. Because, while blechy food is not fun, losing weight is a great deal of fun.)

Today I drew a cat. (Actually, I drew several views of a cat, with varying success. These are my first forays into the animal kingdom and I decided that since Pippi likes cats, I'd start with cats. I can send her some of my efforts and make her laugh.)

That takes care of the usual topics, right?

Yesterday, Post-Talk, Buehler was almost embarrassingly relieved and grateful. Today he's back to normal, which is a relief. I'm not entirely comfortable with being thanked every two minutes for doing minor things like handing someone a pile of mail.

Last night I broke the news to the R.C. While she agrees that Continued Employment is ideal, she's not happy about the idea that I'd be home and underfoot if she had a day off for the foreseeable future. My idea is that we could move to a bigger place. She agrees in abstract theory but doesn't actually want to go to the trouble and expense of moving. I could get my own place...but it seems tacky

I have some Actual Work I could do (well, okay, I have a phone call I could make) but I'm saving it for my late-morning excitement. In theory, someone is going to call me this afternoon so I can do a reinstall of a software program, too. The thrills never stop at Anne's Desk.

posted by AnneZook on 08.25.05 at 11:23 AM





Comments:

You guys have GOT to move. I've seen your neighbors. *shudder* And more space is Always a Good Thing.

Let's have lunch next week.

posted by: meg on 08.25.05 at 07:22 PM [permalink]



Remember the house on 19th street? A little room in the back of the closet, LR, green shag carpet room, four bedrooms, finished basement....

I never realized how much I missed that breathing space until we moved into a townhouse. It's peaceful and open. I would think that would be even more critical if you're going to be working from home.

I'm voting for the move! Hire some nice men to help. Here there is an extended family of firefighters that run a moving company in their time off...that was a fun move.... ;-)

posted by: L-i-K-S on 08.29.05 at 07:34 AM [permalink]



Meg - Don't be bigoted. You can't tell from looking at our neighbors if they're bad people or not. You just didn't like them because they were doing car repairs in the parking lot!

L-i-K-S - I do remember that house. And I lust after more space, truly I do.

posted by: Anne on 08.29.05 at 11:08 AM [permalink]






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