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[selenay]

This morning was a little weird, but I remembered how much quicker it is to get out of the house without my family around so I'm starting to feel OK about all this.

Then I walked into work and discovered that my cubicle has been partially dismantled.

Now I have been disliking the loneliness of cubicle life, so losing a wall isn't entirely bad. But the problem is...my coat hook has gone! I've been really enjoying being able to hang up my coat rather than draping it over the back of a chair and rolling over the hem all the time. I'm actually surprised by how much this has annoyed me considering what a tiny thing this is.

Ah, well, my entire cubicle is being ripped down at the end of the next week for the office move so I'll cope. Wonder what my new cubicle will be like?

In other news, I really need to get out at lunch and buy a new pet carrier. I adore my girls intensely, but it's time to admit that they're too big to share a carrier. We'll need a carrier to get them to the vet and back tomorrow for their spaying, the poor loves. I'm thinking about buying a larger one than I already have to give Annie some growing room :-)

Tonight I must be firm with myself and take down the little artificial tree in the downstairs living room no matter how sparkly and pretty it is. I must. And I need to be in bed nice and early because fatigue does not get better when one keeps going to bed too late!

Comments

No, but they help!

[wimble.livejournal.com]

;-)

[tejas.livejournal.com]

I finally bought a carrier for a small dog to give me enough room to double up. I've found when I have two cats who are close, they ride better in the same carrier since they can comfort each other. Never fails that one freaks out and the other one just takes a nap. The freaking one seems to relax some with her buddy so relaxed.

Or maybe I'm just lazy and only want to carry one carrier. ;-)

Re: No, but they help!

[selenay]

*snicker*

[selenay]

At the moment I can lift both girls at the same time, but I have the feeling that there will be a time when I can't safely carry them together and that means I wouldn't be able to lift a single carrier. For all of us, I think it's safer to seperate them! I'll put them in the car with the open grills facing each other so they can still see each other and hopefully that will calm whichever one decides to hate the carrier/car/vet combo tomorrow. They take it in turns *sigh*

[tejas.livejournal.com]

Sounds like a reasonable compromise. I think it always makes them feel better when they can plot *together* on how to take revenge on their resident primate. :-) You just can't get good help anymore. :-)