When It Rains...
Geez. Why is it that when the man of the house is AWAY from the house for a forever week, all the light bulbs seem to burn out?!? (And there is not a single stinkin' bulb to be poached from elsewhere, either.) Not only that, but #1 cat just yacked up his dinner because he is a closet bulimic and every time I get near the steamy pile, I get sick too.And you think that's bad? Try sitting in on an extremely awkward baby story time (one that you will be leading next week) where none of the moms or nannies know the ancient girl-scout-esque songs that are being sung, and are then scolded by the leader for not participating. Oh man. (That was not a great start to my morning.) And then to come home, after a super long day of work and school, to a big white ticket on your (husbands) car because it "was parked there too long." Right now, I'm wondering what I did to tempt the fates like this?!? I bet tomorrow, I'll get "spotted" by a bird.




4 Comments:
Our cat yacked on the landing over the weekend. If you let it sit a while, it dries up and you can just mop it ;). I feel for you, dear!
I got spotted by a bird at the beach once. A seagull plopped right on my head. I'm so glad my mouth was closed at the time!
:)
Better luck tomorrow, or today, as the case may be.
I had cat yak on the kitchen table this morning, too. My cat isn't bulimic, she just thinks that she is to good for cat food and must eat any human food that she can find.
Mr. Bug is the least handy man alive, but when he goes off on travel, the whole house seems to fall apart... It happened to my mom, too... it must be one of those karma things... The house needs a man in it to stay upright...
You might consider carrying an umbrella tomorrow! ;-)
LadyBug
Uh, gross. My cat did it again. This time on the carpet. I'm so thankful I have a shampooer!
I hope my cat isn't inheriting YOUR cat's bulimic tendencies. I think it's just doing what Shelli's cat does...thinks it can eat anything and everything since the people do it ;)
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