holiday

[rm]

Debating if I care that I have no plans for tomorrow. It's one of those days I don't really care about but I always feel like I loser if I have nothing to do. That said, as things are screwy with the Germans (I'm owed a month of pay and it's not in sight), staying home all day and writing for AC is not a bad thing at all. But I'm trying to head off personal stress if I'm going to wind up creating some for myself. I suppose I should enjoy a day with "nothing" to do.

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[tsarina.livejournal.com]

I have no plans either. Other than to practice putting in my contacts really. I am trying to figure out the timeline of the death of the potters/ death eater trials at the moment.

[rm.livejournal.com]

Well as the German money is nowhere in sight I have to write 150 AC articles this month to stay comfortably afloat assuming no other acting work comes in, so that's what it turns out I will be doing today.

[melebeth]

If you want to come out to my mom's to go swimming you're welcome to do so. We know enough people in common for me to assume you're only pleasantly insane :) (I don't, however, think there is anything in the house you can eat)

[rm.livejournal.com]

Heheh thank you. We will have to meet yet another day. I debated responded to your initial post about it, but I have a poor track record with dogs (bit by a St. bernard), and while I'm always willing to work on that, with other recent stressors this seemed the least effective time to subject either myself or a dog to such nonsense.

[melebeth]

Totally understandable, that. CC is in general, a very good dog for those who are dog fearful since she is very well behaved and doesn't bark except when I leave her somewhere and go off, but it's still ALWAYS better to deal with these things in controlled circumstances - which today wasn't. Plus, we had the little monster dog (who I adore)barking up a storm and generally being a PITA which would not have been a good enviroment for you (since although CC ignores her, she managed to set off the dog next door. She, weighing 6 pounds, thinks its her duty to pester any dog large enough to bite off her head. Napoleon complex much?)

[rm.livejournal.com]

I just need to tell you that the gmail ad that went with this is for the WizDog indoor potty. I cannot stop howling.

[melebeth]

*snorts hysterically and then goes to look at the page which only makes her laugh harder. what a grumpy pooch!*