Heavy cat is heavy, warm house is warm
Oct. 19th, 2011 02:09 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
desperanceHeh. I caught Barry checking himself out on the bathroom scales this morning. I haz a twelve-pound cat.
He is of course not fat, he's only big-boned. We're quite firm on that point. Various other points may be a little squishy, but not that one.
In other news, I waited in for the lovely plumber and he came, and the central-heating pump is now fully operational once more. I haz a warming house. The boys approve of this, and so do I. This morning I was watching my own breath in puffy vaprous clouds. Oddly, not the boys'; perhaps they have more efficient engines? Or they just preserve moisture more effectively, being desert creatures and all. (I actually quite like that feeling after the plumber's gone, that I have done my job and he's done his. Okay, it costs me money and all, but even so. I have been householderly; he has been plumblike; together we have acted against entropy. It's all good.)
In other other news, I cannot believe that I have not finished this book yet. How can such a thing even be? But there it is, or rather isn't. I'm appalled. The state of appalledness is doubtless helpful in such cases.
He is of course not fat, he's only big-boned. We're quite firm on that point. Various other points may be a little squishy, but not that one.
In other news, I waited in for the lovely plumber and he came, and the central-heating pump is now fully operational once more. I haz a warming house. The boys approve of this, and so do I. This morning I was watching my own breath in puffy vaprous clouds. Oddly, not the boys'; perhaps they have more efficient engines? Or they just preserve moisture more effectively, being desert creatures and all. (I actually quite like that feeling after the plumber's gone, that I have done my job and he's done his. Okay, it costs me money and all, but even so. I have been householderly; he has been plumblike; together we have acted against entropy. It's all good.)
In other other news, I cannot believe that I have not finished this book yet. How can such a thing even be? But there it is, or rather isn't. I'm appalled. The state of appalledness is doubtless helpful in such cases.