Posts Tagged ‘kittehs’

Allergy agonies, steroid shots, tornados and mad kittehs

I keep forgetting that they cut the grass every single Monday now. It’s one of the dubious perks of having a deployed spouse and living on-post. I don’t have to worry about managing the yard, because the housing people take care of it automatically. Why dubious? Well, because being that my allergies have been in overdrive, having pollen and grass flying every single Monday morning is not boding well for me.

Yesterday was particularly bad … as was today. It ..read more

Reality checking in … like a kick in the chest

His orders are sitting on the table. It’s a reality then. I guess I was thinking and hoping that something would come up and the whole thing gets cancelled or postponed … stupidly. It was a go the minute we got orders to report to this duty station way back in June of last year. The reality of seeing it in print … is staggeringly sobering. It’s an instant smile-wiper.

He is definitely going.

Frankly, aside from all-of-a-sudden sober, I am not ..read more

Death isn’t the only way to lose someone you love

Earlier this week, I did something I know I had to do and had been putting off for weeks because it was the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do – I surrendered a pet to the post animal shelter.

Since then, I have asked myself over and over whether it was necessary and whether I was a mean person for doing it. Each and every time, I have ended up feeling like the scum of the earth despite the answer ..read more

so much for more blogging

I had made the mental note to blog at least once a day … I had even started to. Then the trip to Michigan threw my schedule out of whack again. And frankly, everything has been out of whack since I moved here.

Let’s do a recap: We got back from Michigan to hear that Bear was peeing blood in his urine again and the vet wanted to do an x-ray for some god-awful amount of money. We brought him home ..read more

sick kitteh

Soon after I got better, we noticed that Bear was acting stranger and stranger. He would wail for no reason, wander around sniffing at strange places, wailing. And I know it was crying and not plain meowing now, after the fact. At first we were just annoyed because we thought he was begging for food. We’d feed him, he’d eat and he’d start wailing again. It was pretty distressing.

But I knew something was up when he started peeing ..read more

from Texas

There are so many things I wanted to say on my first blog post here in Texas. Most of them elude me right now. The rest are impressions of what I saw and wanted to write about … things such as:

the number of people seen texting and driving at 70mph the number of people who switch lanes without a turn signal at 70mph

Those 2 especially had me gaping for miles simply because I can’t believe people can be that stupid. Do ..read more

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