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kattrip033, has got a happiness jar that I really like the idea of, but I just don't have time to make my own. :) And my handwriting also kind of sucks when I'm in a hurry, so I know my papers wouldn't exactly be readable. However, I still like the idea and think it's something that may definitely come in handy in the future.
So, starting today, I'm starting a jar, of sorts, of my own, and like so many things I enjoy, it's going to be right here on the computer and on LJ -- and no, I'm not going anywhere, regardless of the whole Russian mess and everything else. I eventually plan on making a mirror over at DW, but my Internet home is going to be LJ for as long as LJ's still kicking which I hope is a very, very, very long time to come.
I've got my car decked out with kitty goodies all over, and a few X-Men too. Among them is a whole back row of stuffed kitties. On my way home today, movement in my rearview mirror caught my attention. The way the wind was blowing, it was moving my plushies to where one little, white tiger in particular looked just like he was wagging his tail!
Also, when I got home, I found out we still had one baby in his sweater, despite it being 70. He was up on top of the fridge when I came in. Drew finally managed to get his sweater off, but she wasn't sure which one he was (she gets him and one of his blood brothers, Bambi, confused). I saw the sweater, knew whose it was, and spoke his name. He came off that fridge so fast after me that he almost knocked his daddy in the head! It kinda irked Drew, but it made me feel good! =)
And thanks, Kat, for the idea! I know I'm going to be looking back at these one day, and I hope they make me smile then. :)
kattrip033, has got a happiness jar that I really like the idea of, but I just don't have time to make my own. :) And my handwriting also kind of sucks when I'm in a hurry, so I know my papers wouldn't exactly be readable. However, I still like the idea and think it's something that may definitely come in handy in the future.So, starting today, I'm starting a jar, of sorts, of my own, and like so many things I enjoy, it's going to be right here on the computer and on LJ -- and no, I'm not going anywhere, regardless of the whole Russian mess and everything else. I eventually plan on making a mirror over at DW, but my Internet home is going to be LJ for as long as LJ's still kicking which I hope is a very, very, very long time to come.
I've got my car decked out with kitty goodies all over, and a few X-Men too. Among them is a whole back row of stuffed kitties. On my way home today, movement in my rearview mirror caught my attention. The way the wind was blowing, it was moving my plushies to where one little, white tiger in particular looked just like he was wagging his tail!
Also, when I got home, I found out we still had one baby in his sweater, despite it being 70. He was up on top of the fridge when I came in. Drew finally managed to get his sweater off, but she wasn't sure which one he was (she gets him and one of his blood brothers, Bambi, confused). I saw the sweater, knew whose it was, and spoke his name. He came off that fridge so fast after me that he almost knocked his daddy in the head! It kinda irked Drew, but it made me feel good! =)
And thanks, Kat, for the idea! I know I'm going to be looking back at these one day, and I hope they make me smile then. :)
