The owner of the rescued cat called and claimed her. Apparently, she lives at a machine shop on the same block where we found her — she had slipped out the front door, crossed the street and hid in an alley. I can’t believe it! I’m very happy the lost cat is back at its home.
Also, my cats are suddenly totally more comfortable than they have ever been in my home. Maggie now likes to sleep on my desk while I work.
UConn friends Greg and Dave visit tomorrow. We can reminisce about the Huskies dream season of 1989-1990 and have intense discussions of which is the best album: Turnstiles, The Stranger or 52nd Street?
Cats and Billy Joel. I have become what I once so greatly loathed and feared: a product of Timid New England.
I got my headshots in. They look like headshots.
On my iTunes now:
Child Star by The Unicorns from "Who Will Cut Our Hair When We're Gone?"
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Jan 25th, 2005 at 2:10 pm
I like your “smirk” headshot. Also, your cat is cuter than the found cat.