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It's a Nurture Thing
Sunday July 11, 2004
I started off the
morning making a couple bucks doing a haircut at home for a lady that I
have been cutting in my kitchen for about 15 years. After I plan
to go to the F. Java for coffee and then the thrift store; my Sunday
morning worship service.
My friend Net and I
have become hopelessly addicted to Sex and the City. This week she
came over at least four times, each time we watch on average 6 episodes.
We are now up to the second DVD in season three. Last night I
almost caved and drove up to the video store to rent it because I didn't
think I would see Net and was going through withdrawals. (Net's
mom has the complete Sex and the City DVD set and has been lending then
to us.) Instead, and only because they had already rented out the
DVD I needed, I ended up renting Rules of Attraction and Waking the
Dead. I have read Bret Easton Ellis's Rules of Attraction years
ago, and haven't heard much about the movie, but there wasn't much else
I saw that I was interested in renting. My intention was Sex in
the City anyway. About a couple hours after I got home my phone
rang and it was net, who didn't say anything but instead played the
opening music for Sex in the City and promptly hung up. Within an
hour she was over and we were back on Crack.
Remember how I said
it's always something? This morning's mystery medical issue is a
bruised (feeling) upper palette. Not sure why or what,
tomorrow I have a dentist appointment and I'm thinking that if there is
any funny business going on in the mouth my hygenist will let me know.
I took the time to clean the pet cages yesterday so all that's really
left of things I have to get done with weekend is simply laundry and if
I feel productive, cleaning out a closet or a kitchen cabinet and
finding more shit I can donate to the thrift store that has me under
it's spell. My rats have become much more friendly, however
Net would tell you different as she has been bitten quite a few times by
June the Loon. For a while I thought my new hamster Star was
pregnant, turns out she just really has big balls. When she
sleeps on her side its hard to tell which end is her face or her balls!
I was told he was a she when I first bought her. Now that I
realize she is a male and is not a hermaphrodite I still can't
kick referring to "Star" as her or she, get over it. .. And Elvis my
hairy little water balloon guinea pig is still holding her own. I
love my animals. I really love having something that has to
depend on me. (for a change!) This also goes for
my plants, it's not so much a power thing, but more of a nurture
thing.
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