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sienamystic) wrote2019-01-18 12:37 pm
sienamystic) wrote2019-01-18 12:37 pm
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notes before a three-day weekend
Just finished my reread through the Rivers of London books by finishing up Lie's Sleeping. The Fanfare post of the first book on Metafilter got a lot of fun discussion that I hope continues along for the rest of the books.
I decided on The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle for my next read.
The forecast is for snow and bitter cold. They've postponed the local women's march because of it, which is disappointing, but highs of negative whatever don't lend themselves to being out long. Marching, maybe, listening to speeches, not so much.
My poor Kiki-dog has been diagnosed with heartworm. She's a rescue from a place where it's not uncommon, but we've gone back and forth with a couple of tests that were positive and then negative and then positive, rechecked, still positive, so next week she'll have to start the treatment protocol. It's uncomfortable and she'll have to stay relatively quiet for two months. Walks, yes, but no wonderful galloping through the big dog park. She will be very disappointed in our cruelty. I thought the whole situation was behind us, but thankfully she's in good health otherwise so she should get through things ok.
I decided on The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle for my next read.
The forecast is for snow and bitter cold. They've postponed the local women's march because of it, which is disappointing, but highs of negative whatever don't lend themselves to being out long. Marching, maybe, listening to speeches, not so much.
My poor Kiki-dog has been diagnosed with heartworm. She's a rescue from a place where it's not uncommon, but we've gone back and forth with a couple of tests that were positive and then negative and then positive, rechecked, still positive, so next week she'll have to start the treatment protocol. It's uncomfortable and she'll have to stay relatively quiet for two months. Walks, yes, but no wonderful galloping through the big dog park. She will be very disappointed in our cruelty. I thought the whole situation was behind us, but thankfully she's in good health otherwise so she should get through things ok.