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katekat(this journal entry brought to you by the whimsical suggestion Neil thought I really wouldn’t take)
Somehow I don't think corndogs count as real food. Nutritionally speaking, there seem to be a lot of negatives - dough around the outside, mishmash meat in synthetic casing on the inside. Does it count that I also ate half an apple along with? We just didn't feel like dealing with leftovers, or the machinations of dinner preparation at 9:30 at night. So corndogs it was. And they are quite yum.
The cat continues to be unspeakably adorable, despite her continued predilection for heading outside to chomp some grass and then regurgitate it on the carpet once she's back inside. Nothing we do seems to help her gain weight, although she now gets wet food once a day, dry food the entire day, and vitamin supplement every couple of days. Regardless, we're at her beck and call, and she sleeps with her head cupped in Neil's hand, now that he's back at home.
Speaking of that, the boy returns! I'm envious of his visits with friends, jealous of his time in LA, and covet his haircut (just because I really want one too, and he went to Atilla, the man, while he was in LA). Yet, I still missed him terribly, felt like I had a hole cut in my day when I didn't get to talk to him, and feel like the missing pieces of life are here now that he's back.
in other little scribbles...
I have 10 or so wallpapers for my![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
winter_of_wes day that I want to publish right now. I'm not used to this whole 'waiting' concept. However, my day is Thursday, so I think I can hang on until then. I've been horrible at keeping up with lj, but am going to try to make a dent in everything tonight. I've been quite good with the studying, but have more to do now, so... a-studying I will go! And I suppose that's all there is to speak of, for the moment.
Somehow I don't think corndogs count as real food. Nutritionally speaking, there seem to be a lot of negatives - dough around the outside, mishmash meat in synthetic casing on the inside. Does it count that I also ate half an apple along with? We just didn't feel like dealing with leftovers, or the machinations of dinner preparation at 9:30 at night. So corndogs it was. And they are quite yum.
The cat continues to be unspeakably adorable, despite her continued predilection for heading outside to chomp some grass and then regurgitate it on the carpet once she's back inside. Nothing we do seems to help her gain weight, although she now gets wet food once a day, dry food the entire day, and vitamin supplement every couple of days. Regardless, we're at her beck and call, and she sleeps with her head cupped in Neil's hand, now that he's back at home.
Speaking of that, the boy returns! I'm envious of his visits with friends, jealous of his time in LA, and covet his haircut (just because I really want one too, and he went to Atilla, the man, while he was in LA). Yet, I still missed him terribly, felt like I had a hole cut in my day when I didn't get to talk to him, and feel like the missing pieces of life are here now that he's back.
in other little scribbles...
I have 10 or so wallpapers for my
winter_of_wes day that I want to publish right now. I'm not used to this whole 'waiting' concept. However, my day is Thursday, so I think I can hang on until then. I've been horrible at keeping up with lj, but am going to try to make a dent in everything tonight. I've been quite good with the studying, but have more to do now, so... a-studying I will go! And I suppose that's all there is to speak of, for the moment.
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Date: 2006-01-31 04:36 am (UTC)I want a peek. I won't tell anyone. Honest!
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Date: 2006-01-31 04:45 am (UTC)they're all jumbled up (each size, and their accompanying icons), start here:
http://pics.livejournal.com/katekat1010/pic/002qfkcr/g38 (just keep hitting 'next' till there aren't any more ... they're all wes in some way or another)
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Date: 2006-01-31 05:48 am (UTC)The wallpapers are fantastic and the icons turned out really well. I always struggle with sizing things for icons but you seem to do it with ease. So well done.
Thanks for the peek.
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Date: 2006-02-01 11:12 pm (UTC)as far as placement goes, I play and play and play, and then save and play some more. It's almost as much of an addiction as just creating the graphics, you know?
for some reason i've been addicted to grey and black and white lately! it's just so much fun to work with, and it's not quite as stark as white. Glad you like 'em.
It's funny, because even though I like the way the icons I make from walls come out, they're always so much less... distinct? focused? (something like that) than the icons I set out to make for their own sakes. But I'll do something with a wall that includes a kind of composition I can't make myself commit to when I'm working in that 100x100 space, and so I keep getting surprised by how the wall icons turn out.
I just hope the ppl over at winter of wes are half as nice as you about what you think, lady. Thanks again for the thoughts - it really is lovely to know what you think works, since you've got such a good eye yourself!
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Date: 2006-01-31 07:33 am (UTC)And welcome home to your honey. ;-)
-BJ
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Date: 2006-02-01 11:13 pm (UTC)*hugs you, just cuz*
kate
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Date: 2006-01-31 10:38 am (UTC)Anyway...corn dogs...no. BAD!
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Date: 2006-02-01 11:14 pm (UTC)mwahahahaha