Last night DH and I came home from dinner out, flicked on the kitchen light, and discovered Patches in the act of shredding some toilet paper. It'd been weeks, nay, months since her last attack. Why the relapse Patches? Why?
To better understand her desparate situation, I've outlined the five steps of toilet paper addiction.
Step 1: Rebellion.
Step 2: Wallowing.
Step 3: Codependence.
Step 4: Aggression.
Step 5: Shame.
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Monday, March 24, 2008
First day
Survived my first day at my new job! My new coworkers are really nice, and it was a pretty easy day over all. I'm enjoying it, because I'm sure I'll have a ton of work by the week's end!
I'm almost done with Ice Queen, and also getting back to work on Sweater Number Two
I'll try to post some pics later this week!
I'm almost done with Ice Queen, and also getting back to work on Sweater Number Two
I'll try to post some pics later this week!
Monday, March 17, 2008
2008 New England Flower Show
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Deleting comments
Friendly public service announcement... You may notice some weirdness in the comments section of my posts... I've been getting hit with some weird "spam" comments the past week or so, and have been deleting them.
Friday, March 14, 2008
JUMP!
OMG. When I came home tonite, from my last day at MIT, DH had a funny surprise waiting for moi. He's been taking classes on video editing at the local access TV station. He made a short video of Patches calle "JUMP!", and it was so funny. I'm hoping we can get it up on google video or YouTube.
It really made me laugh, and I was feeling sad about leaving my buddies at MIT.
It really made me laugh, and I was feeling sad about leaving my buddies at MIT.
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Spring has sprung....
The tomatoes are riz....
Umm... I better call Mom and tell her we're canning tomatoes this summer!
I finally put new batteries in the digital camera. It's been BUSY lately. Winding things down at work, getting ready to gear up for the new job, DH's 40th b-day... Whew!
I did find time to order some seeds. I signed up for a space in the local community garden, but I'm on the waiting list. My neighbors ok'd the idea of putting some plants in our yard though, so these will have a home one way or another. I also broke down and bought a few plants by mail order. Would you like to see...?
Dwarf Banana Tree. Grows to about 3 ft tall, and produces regular sized edible bananas, like you'd find in the grocery store!
Blood Orange Tree. Tastes like a regular orange (the really good ones are more tart)but the flesh is dark purple-red.
Northern Patches. Needs full sun, often grows wild. Difficult to cultivate.
Umm... I better call Mom and tell her we're canning tomatoes this summer!
I finally put new batteries in the digital camera. It's been BUSY lately. Winding things down at work, getting ready to gear up for the new job, DH's 40th b-day... Whew!
I did find time to order some seeds. I signed up for a space in the local community garden, but I'm on the waiting list. My neighbors ok'd the idea of putting some plants in our yard though, so these will have a home one way or another. I also broke down and bought a few plants by mail order. Would you like to see...?
Dwarf Banana Tree. Grows to about 3 ft tall, and produces regular sized edible bananas, like you'd find in the grocery store!
Blood Orange Tree. Tastes like a regular orange (the really good ones are more tart)but the flesh is dark purple-red.
Northern Patches. Needs full sun, often grows wild. Difficult to cultivate.
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