Well, we made it to Sunday!
Not that that was ever in question, but it was of course unclear as to how well Jeffy would do, and how well we'd be doing with his meds, eating etc. It's been, so far, better each day since we brought Jeffy home, at least with the meds administration (eating is another story). Dare I say we've even managed to bond over it, a bit. We're going back to the vet in the morning for a follow up and more bloodwork with Jeffy to see how he's doing. I'm really scared, but hopeful. There's always that fear that you may not come home with a cat, when you have one who is as sick as he is. But since we've been having moderate successes here, I'm very, very hopeful that he'll at least be maintaining.
Other than that, we started our ceramics class yesterday and it was
awesome. I am so thrilled to be doing pottery again, and Scott is even more glad than I am! It's such a stress reliever, and we have a great teacher this time around so I'm very happy. Also, the last time I took beginning pottery was when I was 25, and I've matured a lot over the last 5 years.. no more crying because I'm not "good enough." Seriously, I was terrible back then. Who cares?!
The weather has been gorgeous here this weekend, like it was still summer or something. This isn't terribly uncommon, as I've experienced 80-degree November 1sts here several times over the years, but that doesn't make me feel any better about it. At the same time, I feel for those truly in danger over Hurricane Sandy, even though lets face it, Sandy is THE WORST NAME FOR A HURRICANE EVER. Sandy?! Come on. Even Beryl and Gertrude were better names than Sandy. Apologies if you are named Sandy, but I am of the opinion that your name is ill suited for a huge storm!
Anyway, I thought I'd catch up on some of my favorite snapshots from the last couple of weeks (I got behind somehow!). I hope you enjoy these happy glimpses into our life.
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--ooh, and there's an appearance by Stannis, the deer who visits my office to eat from the windowsill, so be sure to check that out. He's got huge antlers now ...
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Zeke, today in the sunlight |
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crazy rainstorm during the 9th inning of game 1 of the world series (going on one block away!) |
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dusk, from my magical roof |
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yeah, so, about bay area fall sunsets .... |
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they are AMAZING. This was definitely one of the best I've ever seen from the roof. |
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<3 |
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someone didn't want to move when I took all the stuffed animals off the bed. |
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REAL FALL in Boise |
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flying over the bay area on my way to Boise |
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In many ways this is my favorite way to look at Earth ... totally fascinating to my geography-minded brain |
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NOT my favorite way to look at Earth :P at SFO |
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Venus rising as I leave for work, 6:15am |
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Berkeley in the throes of fall for realz now |
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Stannis stopped by the office last week! It had been a while and now he has HUGE ENORMOUS antlers! As in, as he was eating off the windowsill, his HUGE ENORMOUS ANTLERS kept banging into the window. Hey now, Stannis! |
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I am in love with this light at the bowling alley across the street from my house. |
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my favorite tree at UC Berkeley -- it's about to turn bright yellow. |
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Mogli. Seriously a weirdo. He loves to sit like this. |
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Boise <3 <3 |
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Crazy chandelier at the Chinese restaurant I always go to with my uncle, in Boise |
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Maximus Aurelius (Max), most enormous great dane ever |
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Sweet Jeffy, sleeping yesterday <3 |
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The Pho Bar, Berkeley |
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The Pho Bar, Berkeley...where I obviously waited forever ;) |
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A job ad in my building at work |
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bizarre random moment on the train headed home / aka to the ballpark before game 2 of the world series! HA |
WOW!! Superb Pics!! I really enjoyed watching it and can see various colors of life in it. Thanks for sharing.
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