About Me
- Name: señoritafish
- Location: Huntington Beach, California, United States
Pictures, kids, cats, weirdness, and dead fish. Probably too much information here. This is an alternate to my LiveJournal. For more juicy entries (without pictures), you might want to read there.
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Bob Laughlin
?/1988 - 7/6/2004
11:30 p.m.
One Damn Good Cat.
We love and miss him lots.
...For that familiar voice, that fur,
That soft weight missing from our laps,
That we had loved too well perhaps
And mourned from weakness of the heart:
A childish weakness, to regard
An animal whose life is brief
With such affection and such grief.
If this is foolish, so it be.
He was good company,
And we miss his gift
Of cat affection while he lived...
...Who gave the pleasure of himself:
The memory of our cat, Ralph.
- Garrison Keillor
from In Memory of Our Cat, Ralph
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Thursday, December 25, 2003
Happy Holidays...
To all who I didn't get to send something to...
Moray Fishmas
... And Happiest of New Years!
Moray Fishmas
... And Happiest of New Years!
Saturday, December 20, 2003
Another belated birthday story...
I meant to write about John's B-day a while ago. His day is about a week and a half after mine. What often happens is he decides to get something nice for me and them when I go to get something for him, there's no money left. I was determine not to let that happen this year, so when I saw a statue of Captain America (his favorite superhero) in a catalog, I snapped it up at the beginning of October. These were nice because they were already 10 years old and had been just sitting in a warehouse. I told my Dad to keep an eye out for the box and to grab it when it came. When I got home from work I unpacked it and put the item in the closet in my Dad's room (about one of the few places John will not look) and put the empty shipping box in Dad's den (the other place he usually will not look.
I got home from work the next day, and John told me "I have bad news for you. I needed a box so I got one out of your dad's den. I found this in it." Then he handed me the invoice.
"I had to read it. I'm sorry."
So grrrr! The man is impossible to surprise. He told me later that he knew it was a Captain, but he didn't know exactly what, though.
Come the birthday. Was he surprised?
Yes, I guess he did like it.
I got home from work the next day, and John told me "I have bad news for you. I needed a box so I got one out of your dad's den. I found this in it." Then he handed me the invoice.
"I had to read it. I'm sorry."
So grrrr! The man is impossible to surprise. He told me later that he knew it was a Captain, but he didn't know exactly what, though.
Come the birthday. Was he surprised?
Yes, I guess he did like it.
