Friday, September 5, 2008

3rd September 2008



I picked a few things at the grocery store today.
From left to right:
-My stir-fried vegetable balls in garlic sauce and fried rice dinner. It came with hot and sour soup which tasted nasty.
-Lavender scented tissue paper.
-Camel milk and cat food for Harrison (he loves camel milk and it doesn’t give him runny bowels)
-Toasted oats for quick breakfasts or snacking

2nd September 2008



This is my mug at I use at work. I bought it on sale at The One. I like it because it has 2 of my favorite things – cats and the color blue. I don’t drink coffee much but I make it a point to drink water as often as I can. I like chai too and every once in a while I go to the cafeteria and fill my mug with it. I used to give my mug for washing to the kitchen steward but now I just wash it by myself.

1st September 2008



His name is Harrison. My surrogate son. He wakes me up without fail every morning, long before my alarm goes off. Sometimes I pretend to be asleep and watch him under semi-closed eyes on how he taps the side of my face with his paw or how he leans in and licks my nose. I love this cat immensely. He makes me happy every single day.





Sunday, April 20, 2008

This Is Supposedly Me

If you are so inclined, read on:

http://www.41q.com/type.41q?p=23572565

Saturday, February 16, 2008

An Attempt to Resume Blogging

The last time I blogged was last year when I joyously wrote about the adoption of Rodney and Stella (subsequently christened by their new mom as Pucci and Sushi). Since then, a lot of noteworthy thigs have happened in my life and happened all in a blur so I didn’t really have the time or inclination to sit down and write about it. I was too busy living. Anyway, since I find it useful to record events in my life (as I’m prone to forget them), I’m going to resume blogging.


Thursday, December 20, 2007

Rodney and Stella

Rodney and Stella have been adopted! Finally! They've been with me for 3 months and have gone to 2 open days where they were always overlooked. I'm glad someone decided to adopt them and to give them their forever home.

I have complete trust that Julie, their adoptive mom, will take good care of them. Though I'm going to miss them terribly, I know that from now on their lives are going to be better. Julie's friend Lucy told me that it is guaranteed that they will both be spoiled rotten. Spoiled rotten is good! I told Julie she can change their names if she wants.

They've come a long way - previously, Rodney was lord of the garbage bins around my apartment building. Stella, presumably his sister, would follow him around his haunts. One day, Rodney followed me home, scruffy and begging for food. I took him in and that night I didn't get any sleep because he was jittery and yowling all the time. The next morning I set him free ( I was thinking he didn't want to be cooped up in an apartment and was a true feral cat). I started feeding him by the garbage bins and discovered Stella. That was the reason why he was yowling the whole night - he was worried for his sister.

So I took them in (no yowling this time), told Feline Friends I'm fostering them, got them neutered and vaccinated, brought them to 2 open days and fell in love with them over time. It was hard to see them go but I'm happy for them.

So tonight, instead of snoozing on my armchair, they will be sleeping in a posh high-rise apartment. I'll definitely visit them someday.

Wednesday, December 12, 2007

Who is Harrison?

I've noticed that I've been posting a lot of dogs in this blog lately. So to even it out, I'll take the opportunity to post a photo of my wonderful cat, Harrison. And yes, he's also the one featured in this blog's banner.

This is him:
I love this cat so much it should be illegal!