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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Monday, May 24, 2004
Cookie dragons...
Shortly after I joined Bookcrossing, I got a notification that someone had released a book at the high school a block from my house. I missed it, but I sent the person who had released it a notification that was interested in the book she'd released, and I'd be looking for future ones. Her user name was Cookie Dragon, and I asked if she'd ever seen Pocket Dragons® and sent her a link - she thought they were cute and she'd never seen them before. I thought I might send her a picture of mine, since one of them is "cookie dragon."
Actually, the title is 'Cookie? What Cookie?'
Hard to see here, but he has an Oreo, with a big bite taken out of it.
After we got that gigantic squid a couple of months ago, I used my personal camera to take pictures of it, downloaded them to my work computer, then sent copies of it to one of my bosses in La Jolla. Later, he emailed me back with the following:
Oops. Somehow, I guess I must have clicked on that picture too, and accidentally attached it to the email. My explanation:
...and speaking of Pocket Dragons®, I would dearly to have this guy on my desk.... ;)
Actually, the title is 'Cookie? What Cookie?'
Hard to see here, but he has an Oreo, with a big bite taken out of it.
After we got that gigantic squid a couple of months ago, I used my personal camera to take pictures of it, downloaded them to my work computer, then sent copies of it to one of my bosses in La Jolla. Later, he emailed me back with the following:
"Is that your cookie monster as well?"
Oops. Somehow, I guess I must have clicked on that picture too, and accidentally attached it to the email. My explanation:
To: Dale
From: Leeanne
Re: cookie monster
*red face*
Umm, that's our Pocket Dragon. He lives in the sampling truck, and survives on dropped muffin crumbs and the occasional corner of breakfast burrito or bagel.
He also demands we stop at Starbucks on the way back from the docks. He has a bit of a caffeine problem. It makes it hard to drive when a tiny dragon is buzzing about your ears and threatening to set your squid sample sheets ablaze.
Leeanne (who obviously needs more caffeine herself)
...and speaking of Pocket Dragons®, I would dearly to have this guy on my desk.... ;)
