October 23, 2008

• Random digressions:

  I'm becoming a late-poster. I sit in my bed, my blankets pulled up close and my big fleece hoodie flopped over my hands, and I try to think of something important enough to write.

  It's a comfortable place to be.

  I guess, looking back at my day, it was the perfect day for Neewollah—my town's dyslexic answer to Halloween—it was cold, rainy, blustery, and altogether nasty. I enjoyed it immensely.

  I find delicious the irony that now that I've redesigned this site to be a bit more classy, I can't think of anything classy to say. I blame it on video games, tacos, late-night hopes, and fuzzy dreams. Speaking of fuzzy, I think my cat got into the house (she's a barn-cat, not a housecat) and I haven't seen her since. I hope she gets out—I hope she already has, since she's got babies around here somewhere.

  Babies. Cats. Newollah: There's a white-tiger exhibit in town for the hallowday, two great big cats. The gentleman in charge of them says that one of them should have a litter of kittens this weekend, which is pretty awesome. Incidently, the cats are from Kaufman, TX, a fact which made me very pleased inside of me.

  Since I'm rather wandering anyway, I'm going to get to sleep. Have a good night.

  Oh, somebody just e-mailed me this: Christians Threatened in India. I feel like responding to it, but I'm not going to tonight.

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