Over the weekend I rediscovered a beach that I used to go to in college. I didn't actually go to the beach, but I found the street that leads to the beach, and that's what had been evading me for so long. It's this beach with wonderful pebbles and shells, and great driftwood for fetching (for Nanna, not me). Plus, it's right next to some sort of marine preserve place that has these beautiful, foggy groves of coastal trees. Maybe juniper? I don't know what kind, but I'll find out. They're absolutely gorgeous. I haven't been there in 9 years or so, but now that I found the street I'll be stopping by real soon.
After all, I've got more free time on my hands than I'm used to. My best friend and cohort for just about everything won't be around for a while, so I'll be picture-taking, artsy-craftsy project finishing, and generally doing things with yarn more than usual. And that makes Milhouse happy!
Speaking of Milhouse, did I ever post the picture from when Milhouse wanted to be a male model? If so, I apologize, because here it is again:
Poor kid. Apple never even returned his calls.
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I have a cat JUST like that, her name is Boo.. Do you know what breed they are? Mine was as stray that I found when she was about 6 months old, so I'm completely clueless about her breed. It'd be really helpful to know. :)
If you can help just give me an e-mail at clippyhanger@hotmail.com
Thanks in advance. :)
-Missy
I hope this means we'll get a little cranium time (rematch!) and time to share artistic endeavors.
Scott, for some reason I read "artistic eyebrows."
Can we PLEASE share artistic eyebrows??
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