To her, the litter boxes in a six-cat household represent a doggie smorgasbord. And after she finishes her little fecal snacks, she’s so happy she has to come and lick you. It doesn’t take long to figure out where she’s been. Gross. Ewwww. Yuck. Either I need to find a cat food supplement that will repel the dog (they make one to make dog feces taste bad, but that’s not her cuisine of choice) or a minty-fresh cat litter so she doesn’t reek so much.
that when the kids have sleepovers, I end up more tired than they are? Geez Louise.
In other news, alisonsews.com is now on wordpress, so I’m finally going to be able to build it right. Many thanks and smoochies to Mr. Hubby Dude. I’ll be moving posts and pictures, then playing with the theme. Unlike the godaddy software, this is actually flexible, and requires very little understanding of HTML to customize. And now I’ll have to do more sewing so I’ll have stuff to blog about. Heh.
New Jersey weather is typically unpredictable, almost, one might say, whimsical. Yesterday I was out in a t-shirt, sweating profusely as I got some yard work done in 75-degree temperatures. Today we have sleet and freezing rain. It’s miserable out there. We briefly lost power, and it wouldn’t be a surprise if it happens again, nor will it be a surprise if we have a few downed trees. So, for those of you who aren’t accustomed to NJ weather, this might seem really strange. It is to us Jerseyans, too, but mostly because this kind of weather usually waits until the second week in April. Heh.