I have hundreds of things to say. Good thing I have a blog.
I am making a skirt at the moment; I bought the wrong pattern size, so had to make a ghost pattern a size bigger than the largest size printed. So I cut the material (scary), sewed up the side seams, then stood in front of the heater to try it on for size. In the forty seconds I took to do this, the cat is now lying down on the jeans I took off. Wonderful. It’s freezing. Oh, and the skirt is at least two sizes too big.
I wore a pair of shoes I bought back in NZ to work on Friday: they are mushroom coloured mary janes with embroidered flowers on them. Because I know you’re interested. They also have crepe soles, and driving to work I went to change gears and my foot slipped straight off the clutch. Which meant I sat at the next set of traffic lights and contorted myself trying to take the shoes off and push them under the seat. Once at work, I busied myself hitting “refresh” on the ticketmaster website trying to get internet pre-sale tickets to Robbie Williams. At one point I had to get up and do some actual work (THE NERVE) and skidded back to my desk after I was done to continue with my refreshing. Only when I touched the mouse, I gave myself a wicked electric shock and restarted the computer. THAT’S CORRECT. My raw and unchanneled magnetism is no match for a computer. Either that, or the crepe soled shoes and the static electricity. But I think the magnetism. AND I didn’t get tickets. My coworker is devastated.
And of course, the thing I don’t want to talk about: there is something wrong with my Black Dog. He can’t use his front legs and can’t walk. Currently he is getting massage and acupuncture and spinal x-rays,and getting carried around (which he likes). He is 8 years old, which is old for his breed. But to me, he’s nowhere near old enough.
Oh, I'm sorry to hear about the Black Dog and the not getting of the Robbie Williams tickets. One of those would have been bad enough, but together, that really just blows.
I hope he gets better soon.
oh, i'm sorry to hear about the black dog. give him a squeeze for me, will you. because i know he'll appreciate it, even if he (and you!) have no idea who i am.
static: story of my life. i think people think i'm a bit ob-con with all my clever static-avoidance tricks for opening doors at uni.
I hope it all works out well with your Mr Black Dog… these wonderful little pets are such a worry when they fall sick. Here's hoping the massage sorts him out & the x-rays prove informative… and who doesn't love to be carried about?
cheers, gracia