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Well, finally up...
...slept at Rick and Tess's so I can help them get some Mac's up and running today, per Tess's request.
Tess fixed a MOUND of scrambled eggs and pancakes. *murr* She's a good cook, reminded me how much I missed a hot breakfast in the morning, when I felt better than I have in a while after eating three or four pancakes slathered in syrup. :-)
And yes, `Nyssa, your... question did surprise me. You caught me totally off-guard, but... thank you. For giving me the choice, and for accepting my answer. I know I said it to you at the Cafe, but I'll say it again here. I just hope, now that I... no we've gone over that hill, I can make amends for the previous hurt I caused. *nuzzles* Take care, beautiful one. Seeya Monday. :-)
Still, the `Cafe was nice... missed DoubleOFox though. :-) Was nice and relaxing, especially after having gotten back from Kansas and then working my tail-feathers off in a couple days with non-work work. Helped me from losing sight of that calmness I've re-aquired out in Kansas, being out among the woods and nature, absorbing the flow of things around me instead of having to swim like a spawming trout up the stream of people here in the city.
Anyways, more when I get home on how the Mac-revival goes. :-)
Tess fixed a MOUND of scrambled eggs and pancakes. *murr* She's a good cook, reminded me how much I missed a hot breakfast in the morning, when I felt better than I have in a while after eating three or four pancakes slathered in syrup. :-)
And yes, `Nyssa, your... question did surprise me. You caught me totally off-guard, but... thank you. For giving me the choice, and for accepting my answer. I know I said it to you at the Cafe, but I'll say it again here. I just hope, now that I... no we've gone over that hill, I can make amends for the previous hurt I caused. *nuzzles* Take care, beautiful one. Seeya Monday. :-)
Still, the `Cafe was nice... missed DoubleOFox though. :-) Was nice and relaxing, especially after having gotten back from Kansas and then working my tail-feathers off in a couple days with non-work work. Helped me from losing sight of that calmness I've re-aquired out in Kansas, being out among the woods and nature, absorbing the flow of things around me instead of having to swim like a spawming trout up the stream of people here in the city.
Anyways, more when I get home on how the Mac-revival goes. :-)
I'm the polar opposite of Zorichan with food...
And no, hon, that's not a stab at you, Zori. *hugs* Just I am kinda the polar opposite of you in that regard, anything you can't eat, I can. >^.^<