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Me-usings and Me-emories
26 Jul 2021 - It is a pain in the neck to be a leader: one has to keep looking back to see if the followers are still following. I can run circles around the shorter peep in the morning, and have been known to do just that. My patience is tested while she dilly-dallies. The day's schedule is delayed and compressed while I await my breakfast and the opening of the personal portal. Being dependent upon another seriously bites, but since I can not undo a jar lid or release the door lock I am held hostage to her slowness. The repercussions however fall largely upon my two peeps: interlopers will slip through the gaps of patrol, and their extended families will build homes inside our house.
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Today's Catechism
(for the autodidcat)
For things beyond your control,
"whaddya gonna do?" is recommended.
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Catty Corner
phrase of the day - fine purrint, unnoticed contract purrticulars that later prove irritating
Catty Corner
have you ever noticed that sometimes the more antsy you get for something to happen, the longer it sometimes takes for a response?
ReplyDeleteclearly antsy dilates local time
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