what a day, what a day!

[anotheranon]

Up late last night, up early this morning. I woke up still feeling sore and bruised from fencing last night - not inherently a BAD thing, but can be trying when also suffering the effects of not enough sleep!

Work work work, then.. to the vet, where Kisia had her staples out and Spice had her annual exam/rabies booster. Much flying of fur and hissing later, back home to cook a rushed dinner and try and sort out why Kisia is still hissing at Spice. Discovered the Law of Feline Weight Distribution, which says that the group weight of all cats in a household must remain constant, even if it shifts between bodies (in other words, Kisia could stand to gain a pound, Spice could stand to lose one!):P

Politics: the California recall circus would be depressing were it not so funny! Aaaaah-nold as governor? Not much stranger than Jesse Ventura, I suppose (or Ronald Reagan).

There's going to be a protest against the CLEAN-UP Act September 6. This legislation would take truly draconian measures to actually enforce, so sounds like a plan.

For your amusement, read dick_cheney. After all, we're not allowed to make fun of Dubya anymore :P

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I think I'm going to try and have a (relatively) early night and ask D. to dress my wounds..

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Re: Making fun of Dubya

[jlsjlsjls.livejournal.com]

"22 Minutes" and "Air Farce" (possessors of the chicken cannon) are both news satire shows. Unfortunately they're both in reruns at the moment; however I'm sure they'll make up for lost time when they start their new seasons in the fall. The chicken cannon's targets are taken from viewer suggestions via e-mail and snail mail, so there's a good chance California (or at least the human culprits) will get fired upon.