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Still no broadband.
Jul. 1st, 2006 06:39 pmReady to scream.
On the other hand: Farfalle and Domino are living happily together in the same cage now, which makes things much easier in the pet room. The new chinchillas have also settled in pretty well, although there are still moments of agitation where the two cages of chinchillas are adjacent.
I finished Tom Bodett's The Free Fall of Webster Cummings and it was funny. Not a perfect novel, but an OK one with very funny moments here and there, certainly worth adding to a reading list if you are running out of things to read. The title refers to a character who falls 4000 feet out of a commuter airplane, without a parachute, and escapes unscathed, at least physically. The moral of the story is that family is important even when you don't know it, and we're all interconnected somehow.
Gaaaah, I am going to scream. First, though, I am going to nag![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
squirrel_magnet to call Verizon yet again.
On the other hand: Farfalle and Domino are living happily together in the same cage now, which makes things much easier in the pet room. The new chinchillas have also settled in pretty well, although there are still moments of agitation where the two cages of chinchillas are adjacent.
I finished Tom Bodett's The Free Fall of Webster Cummings and it was funny. Not a perfect novel, but an OK one with very funny moments here and there, certainly worth adding to a reading list if you are running out of things to read. The title refers to a character who falls 4000 feet out of a commuter airplane, without a parachute, and escapes unscathed, at least physically. The moral of the story is that family is important even when you don't know it, and we're all interconnected somehow.
Gaaaah, I am going to scream. First, though, I am going to nag
squirrel_magnet to call Verizon yet again.
