Not much to report. The situation reported previously is a bit inhibiting as far as having a lovely social life.

My kitten Buster is quite the little music critic. I was singing to him the other day and he very solemnly slapped me on the nose as hard as he could. Guess "We Are the Champions" isn't his fave.

The other day I came home to a message on my machine, which was one of those clattery things that happens when someone calls you from their purse. Then I heard a series of mews and realized he had stepped on the memo button on my machine and left me a message.

My biggest news is that I bought my first-ever tv-show DVD. I knew I would buy this one when I was watching the first episode. I figure watching 24 hours of LOST will get me through my Rockstar INXS withdrawals after next week (my fave made the top 3! I'm sure you all care).

DARK SHELL LUST IN THE CAGE EPISODE #1 - When The Paradise Is Lost

Arnold has got to go. What an ass he is. You know, when this whole gay marriage thing got going he said he didn't care one way or the other. Now he is breaking a million hearts. Can we make sure to NOT vote for him just because he is an action hero movie star next time? Yeesh.

Maybe he wouldn't veto a bill for a
BI WEDDING


is she wearing glasses???

Have you ever had a physical condition that makes you really feel like a disgusting example of a human? I've got one of those right now. A gift from my poor baby kitty.

Ringworm is a mis-named condition, having nothing to do with worms. It is more closely related to athlete's foot or jock itch, you know, a fungus. I don't know if having a fungus is really any better than having worms - they both sound nasty.

Buster is barely even affected by this - his neck and feet itch him for about 5 seconds a day, and his fur is patchy in places. He gets to take chicken-flavored medicine, and eat wet cat food (which I was hoping to avoid ever feeding him). I, on the other hand, get to walk around with big red itchy spots and be coated non-stop with jock itch cream. Lovely.

WORMS