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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Tuesday, May 04, 2004
To Metalmensch...
Were you serious about the teapots?
It's Teapot Tuesday! (Well, for the next twenty minutes, anyway...)
This one is one of my favorite teapots. It's just so spherical. The glaze has sort of a metallic color to it, which is hard to see here. It feels lovely in your hands, filled with hot tea. I got this at Crate and Barrel; it was part of a dining set which there was nothing left of.
This is my tea kettle. My dad and I always disagree about how to heat the water for tea. He's quite content heating in the microwave (brrrr!), while I like the ritual of filling the kettle, waiting for the water to boil, and then putting the tea in the pot; one for each cup and one for the pot. I picked this one because it looks like a curling stone and it could just slide along the ice. Part of the porcelain is broken off on one spot where my dad dropped it, but it still works fine.
Until next Tuesday....
It's Teapot Tuesday! (Well, for the next twenty minutes, anyway...)
This one is one of my favorite teapots. It's just so spherical. The glaze has sort of a metallic color to it, which is hard to see here. It feels lovely in your hands, filled with hot tea. I got this at Crate and Barrel; it was part of a dining set which there was nothing left of.
This is my tea kettle. My dad and I always disagree about how to heat the water for tea. He's quite content heating in the microwave (brrrr!), while I like the ritual of filling the kettle, waiting for the water to boil, and then putting the tea in the pot; one for each cup and one for the pot. I picked this one because it looks like a curling stone and it could just slide along the ice. Part of the porcelain is broken off on one spot where my dad dropped it, but it still works fine.
Until next Tuesday....
