Ah...sleep
For the first time in 5 days, I slept a full night. I finally feel more like my normal sleep-deprived self again. ;O)
Kitties are suffering a bit of PTSD--very clingy and whiny. They fall asleep fitfully and wake up screaming for me all morning. I'm glad I can be home for a couple of days with them. They also have fleas again from being around indoor/outdoor cats. We just got the fleas from the vet killed. Now, we've got to bathe them and bomb the house again, which means packing them up in the car for an hour. They are going to start hating that car.
Most of my friends are accounted for, so that's wonderful news. It seems that most suffered minimal damage to property and only a little emotional scarring. I think we all were pretty affected by the threat. It seems sort of silly now that it's over, but it was a serious situation regardless of the relieving outcome. Glinda's blog, a temporary one set up for families, gives a play by play of the action from Katy, a suburb of Houston.
I have to give much deserved props to my car, Slick, who got me through another adventure. I've had him for almost 10 years now (and 102,240 miles), and he has never let me down, knock on wood. Damn fabulous gas mileage!
Mmm...back to cleaning house and eating Dibs, the new ice cream treats from Dreyers. Addicting.
Kitties are suffering a bit of PTSD--very clingy and whiny. They fall asleep fitfully and wake up screaming for me all morning. I'm glad I can be home for a couple of days with them. They also have fleas again from being around indoor/outdoor cats. We just got the fleas from the vet killed. Now, we've got to bathe them and bomb the house again, which means packing them up in the car for an hour. They are going to start hating that car.
Most of my friends are accounted for, so that's wonderful news. It seems that most suffered minimal damage to property and only a little emotional scarring. I think we all were pretty affected by the threat. It seems sort of silly now that it's over, but it was a serious situation regardless of the relieving outcome. Glinda's blog, a temporary one set up for families, gives a play by play of the action from Katy, a suburb of Houston.
I have to give much deserved props to my car, Slick, who got me through another adventure. I've had him for almost 10 years now (and 102,240 miles), and he has never let me down, knock on wood. Damn fabulous gas mileage!
Mmm...back to cleaning house and eating Dibs, the new ice cream treats from Dreyers. Addicting.
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