So, the story of my mornings now in the new house. It is worth noting that the house has three levels--the finished basement, the living room/kitchen, and the two bedrooms upstairs.
I: get up
Yeats: stays in bed, because it's summer.
Westley and Hector: prowl impatiently around the bedroom while I shower and dress, because someone should be feeding them.
I: go downstairs.
Westley and Hector: race me down the stairs, almost tripping me.
I: go downstairs again, to the basement.
Westley and Hector: start yowling dramatically at their empty food bowls, which are at the foot of the basement steps.
I: getting the food out of the laundry room. "Yes, guys, I know."
Westley and Hector: om nom nom.
I: go back up to the kitchen, have my coffee and my twenty or so minutes of calm time before the day kicks into gear.
Westley: at some point meanders back upstairs and goes to take his post-breakfast nap on the sofa.
A small plaintive voice from somewhere in the basement: "Mew? Mew? Meeeeeeeeeh?"
I: go back down the stairs to the basement.
Hector: is sitting forlornly in the dark.
I: "You ninnyhammer, did you forget that you can go back up the steps?"
Hector: "MOM! Everyone left, but you came for me!"
I: go back up the stairs, almost tripping over a super-enthusiastic Hector who wants to headbutt my calves to show his love as I lead him back up into daylight.
He's only alive because he's so darned cute, I swear.
Reading Log: Bitch Planet: President Bitch by Kelly Sue DeConnick; The Strange Case of the Alchemist's Daughter by Theodora Goss; The Thing About Love by Julie James; A Break with Charity by Ann Rinaldi; A Second Chance by Jodi Taylor; A Lesson in Secrets by Jacqueline Winspear
I: get up
Yeats: stays in bed, because it's summer.
Westley and Hector: prowl impatiently around the bedroom while I shower and dress, because someone should be feeding them.
I: go downstairs.
Westley and Hector: race me down the stairs, almost tripping me.
I: go downstairs again, to the basement.
Westley and Hector: start yowling dramatically at their empty food bowls, which are at the foot of the basement steps.
I: getting the food out of the laundry room. "Yes, guys, I know."
Westley and Hector: om nom nom.
I: go back up to the kitchen, have my coffee and my twenty or so minutes of calm time before the day kicks into gear.
Westley: at some point meanders back upstairs and goes to take his post-breakfast nap on the sofa.
A small plaintive voice from somewhere in the basement: "Mew? Mew? Meeeeeeeeeh?"
I: go back down the stairs to the basement.
Hector: is sitting forlornly in the dark.
I: "You ninnyhammer, did you forget that you can go back up the steps?"
Hector: "MOM! Everyone left, but you came for me!"
I: go back up the stairs, almost tripping over a super-enthusiastic Hector who wants to headbutt my calves to show his love as I lead him back up into daylight.
He's only alive because he's so darned cute, I swear.
Reading Log: Bitch Planet: President Bitch by Kelly Sue DeConnick; The Strange Case of the Alchemist's Daughter by Theodora Goss; The Thing About Love by Julie James; A Break with Charity by Ann Rinaldi; A Second Chance by Jodi Taylor; A Lesson in Secrets by Jacqueline Winspear