O'Canada

I are home! 18 grueling hours later, I arrived in my little slice of paradise.

It's been really refreshing being here. I can't describe it other than a sigh of relief to be back. It's quite different from the last time I was here but it's still the same in a lot of ways.

Pray that I find work soon :)

Picture Update

Home sweet Nomad

We have moved 6 times in two yrs. A bit excessive no? The big shocker - due to the economy we're thinking about moving again. Where? Who knows, I sure don't. Nothing may change...another job, another boss, another soulless twittering away for someone whom doesn't even respect how much blood you pour into their company.

I'm emotionally over my previous employer - they truly didn't know what they had. Enough said.

So I'm looking for work in several different places, and kinda looking for housing in several different places. Sometimes I wish that things were a lot more laid out, and that I didn't have to think about it. But then again..there goes human nature and choice.

Whelp, I'm going up to the cabin and spend the day with little boy blue and a friend of his since Chris has to work. I'll be sure to take a few pictures of the lovely day we're having. Hurray for getting out of the house.

Goodnight Moon

I don't have a job anymore.

I can't sleep, and I can't turn off my brain.

I hate what they did to me.

I've lost hope in human decency and trust.




A few tylenol pms should do the trick, lets hope.

Terminated

ter·mi·nate [tur-muh-neyt]
-nat·ed, -nat·ing.
–verb (used with object)
1. to bring to an end; put an end to: to terminate a contract.
2. to occur at or form the conclusion of: The countess's soliloquy terminates the play.
3. to bound or limit spatially; form or be situated at the extremity of.
4. to dismiss from a job; fire: to terminate employees during a recession.
–verb (used without object)
5. to end, conclude, or cease.
6. (of a train, bus, or other public conveyance) to end a scheduled run at a certain place: This train terminates in New York.
7. to come to an end (often fol. by at, in, or with).
8. to issue or result (usually fol. by in).

Enter - Wine, stage left.

Finis

Video Vuesday

Two great vids stolen from MetroDad because lets be honest, his blog is a candy store, and I am a 5yr old.


First Video Savante - Rejected Olympic Sport


Rejected Olympic Sport: Toddler Tossing - Watch more free videos


Second Video Genius - Where is Mike?


Where the Hell is Matt? (2008) from Matthew Harding on Vimeo.

Kitten Shenanigans

So, I put the kittens out in the yard as I typically do on a weekend morning as it's cooler and they like to play out in the fenced yard. I go to let them in at noon, and only miss Chloe is there waiting. Hmm, where's Abbie I wonder. I call her name a few times, but she doesn't come. Usually I can say it once and her bushy little self will bounce out from behind a plant. I throw on a pair of flip flops and go looking, in a robe no less. I crawl behind the trees to get to the side yard. Lo and behold there's a break in the fence, so I figure the little fury devil must have escaped. By this time I'm panicking, thinking she's probably gotten run over by a car or eaten by a neighbors dog. I race inside and throw on some jeans and a shirt, I run back outside, climb through the fence, and begin sneaking around my neighbors yard whispering her name. I wasn't able to find her, so I figure I'll check around the front of their yard - I creep back into our yard, back into the house, and swing open the front door ready to run and search - and there she is, meowing, wondering where I've been this entire time. I don't think I've ever hugged that kitten so tightly.

Needless to say, the kittens are not allowed back into the yard without the fence being fixed.

I think it's time to put the collars onto the kitties with their registration and what not. It's just that they go completely insane with the bells attached to them, but the bells won't come off :P

We'll see.

Guess what? 4 day work week and 4 day weekend coming up. Squeek squeek - I are happy.