George followed me around all day yesterday after I got back. I had to post this cute photo of him snuggling up to my leg.
Friday, September 26, 2008
Missing You
I've been gone to Houston since Monday. My nephew, Drew, was born that afternoon. That meant I had to leave George and Gracie by themselves with Pat feeding and checking on them.
George followed me around all day yesterday after I got back. I had to post this cute photo of him snuggling up to my leg.
George followed me around all day yesterday after I got back. I had to post this cute photo of him snuggling up to my leg.
Monday, September 22, 2008
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Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Pam
I knew I liked Jenna Fischer from the insanely funny show, "The Office." Now I like her even more, because she rescues cats. (BTW, if you haven't seen the episode where Dwight "takes care" of Angela's cats, you're really missing out.)
"Jenna Fischer's character on The Office isn't a crazy cat lady – that role goes to costar Angela Kinsey – but in real life Fischer has a soft spot for her furry friends.
As a volunteer for the non-profit Kitten Rescue in L.A., the actress has fostered nine cats, including Honey Bear, a 25-lb. feline, who had "hiding issues."
She also dotes on her frail black-and-white cat Andy, who she rescued from a friend's apartment complex when she was a college student 16 years ago.
"In the show Angela has all these elaborate procedures for her cat," says Fischer, who will host Fur Ball at the Skirball, a fundraiser for Kitten Rescue, on Sunday at L.A's Skirball Cultural Center. "I've done all that – the eye drops and ear swabs. I've massaged their tummies."
She even manned a kitty crisis line for a year. "That was like being a social worker for cats. You feel totally responsible when someone calls about an abandoned kitten," she says."
"Jenna Fischer's character on The Office isn't a crazy cat lady – that role goes to costar Angela Kinsey – but in real life Fischer has a soft spot for her furry friends.
As a volunteer for the non-profit Kitten Rescue in L.A., the actress has fostered nine cats, including Honey Bear, a 25-lb. feline, who had "hiding issues."
She also dotes on her frail black-and-white cat Andy, who she rescued from a friend's apartment complex when she was a college student 16 years ago.
"In the show Angela has all these elaborate procedures for her cat," says Fischer, who will host Fur Ball at the Skirball, a fundraiser for Kitten Rescue, on Sunday at L.A's Skirball Cultural Center. "I've done all that – the eye drops and ear swabs. I've massaged their tummies."
She even manned a kitty crisis line for a year. "That was like being a social worker for cats. You feel totally responsible when someone calls about an abandoned kitten," she says."
Friday, September 12, 2008
Hurricane Ike
Please keep Dean, Alissa, Grant, and soon to be baby Drew in your thoughts and prayers. Their zip code had a mandatory evacuation, so they left their house yesterday. They traveled to Alissa's parent's house in Bryan. I expect them to be fine, but you never know what hurricanes can do and Alissa is so close to the end of her pregnancy.
20/20
I don't usually watch "20/20," but they are showing Charles Gibson's interview with Sarah Palin. It should start about 9pm Central on ABC.
The fact that the Democrats haven't stopped talking about Palin since the announcement two weeks ago shows how rattled they are. They don't know how to deal with a smart, tough, and conservative woman. They should come down South; there are lots of women like that down here. :)
The fact that the Democrats haven't stopped talking about Palin since the announcement two weeks ago shows how rattled they are. They don't know how to deal with a smart, tough, and conservative woman. They should come down South; there are lots of women like that down here. :)
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