Dropping him off at that place this morning was one of the most traumatic experiences of my life. And now I feel so bad for him that I can't look at him for very long because I start getting teary eyed. I keep wanting to say that today has been harder on me than it has been on him, but then I remember what it means to get neutered.
Duncan wins this one.
And now, your Pictures & Distractions:
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| My sister Krisanda found this circa 1997 picture of the two of us with our family dog, Winnie. |
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| Found this week in one of my childhood journals. |
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| Mr. Doodle, snuggling with me, the night before going to the neuter house. |
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| Mr. Pants! |
Crap to distract you from whatever you're supposed to be doing:
My discussion of reality TV for the week.
Something you don't want to know about spiders. Thanks, Jackson.
The sad truth about what happens when someone wins a game show. Thanks, Alex.
Do yourself a huge favor and watch at least the performance part of James Corden doing Beauty and the Beast. Thanks, Michael.
8 sad facts about that Big Mac. Thanks, Sammy.
The AMAZING Hazel Scott in 1943. Thanks, Leon.
The trailer for It came out. I wonder if Bob is going to be able to find a different five-year-old to subject to this film since I'm all grown up now. Thanks, Krishelle.
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~It Just Gets Stranger
Thought the movie trailer was for a cute kids' show given your tag line ... you didn't say it was for a Stephen King movie #scarredforlifenow #wasntscaredofclownsbefore
ReplyDeleteYou're in good company. Clowns might be even worse than spiders for me!
DeleteYour cartoon is hilarious. Oh how I wish I knew child Eli.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I really hope this means another Lost Journal Series is coming.
DeletePoor Mr. Duncan Doodle!
ReplyDeleteThat trailer for IT looks so good I can't wait. But...yeah...I feel your residual pain from the childhood trauma. When I was 6, my aunts got a copy of Poltergeist on DVD and convinced my mom it was a really sweet family movie. They knew the truth. But they figured I should toughen up.
Hazel Scott is my three-year-old's name! She is amazing, Thankyouverymuch. Oh, the piano lady was cool, too, but can SHE destroy a house in 4 seconds flat? Didn't think so.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for IT either. My childhood trauma was when I was 6. 3 TVs in the house and they all were on the same channel playing the Exorcist.
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