We work a lot. Just not on our house. Bren now does his deliveries and installations alone, and has a big Geek Squad Home Theater Unit truck parked outside the house. Luckily, it masks...said house.
The ballet season started in October with Le Corsaire, a pirate ballet, and then the perennial favorite, Dracula. I had the good fortune to go to an Arts Integration conference for Educators in Oakland, CA, and meet my cousin Scott in San Francisco. He is studying Chinese in Monterey. He is much smarter than me.
I also accepted the position of Director of Education and Outreach at CB. Hence, my project (walls, floors) has progressed little. I did, however, begin priming the fully resurfaced living room walls for paint last weekend.
There's not much to show for it, since it's really just taking the room from kinda white to really white, but my sidekick is pretty cute:
In a French independent film kind of way. Chevy's mom has been hanging around the house lately, to our dismay. Does he know it's her, and that she abandoned him? Do we suffice in her stead?
He must think we're OK, because he helps me with the laundry.
He makes sure I keep the black load black. "Blacker than the blackest black times infinity." If you get the reference, kudos.
I promise we're not going to post cat pictures every time we write from here on out. It's just that he's always...there. And the little extra money that comes in, that was originally intended for home improvement, has gone to the veterinarian's office adjacent PetSmart of late. It's amazing how many shots this guy has to endure!
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Watch the vaccines for the kitty. Ask what the morbidity rate is for such vaccines as for FIV. Cat Fancy Magazine recommends that you inoculate cats in the hip rather than the shoulder so you can amputate the leg WHEN the animal gets cancer. Vets will not volunteer this info.
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