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Thursday, February 25, 2010

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I hear ya. Being sick is SERIOUSLY lame.

But burning cat tails, now that's something I could get behind.

You looked in the sink first? What activities do you do in your sink to warrant that knee-jerk reaction?

and sorry you're sick. I'll send some chocolate.

Joel is always telling me that I get the water too hot when I do dishes.  I wear gloves because I hate touching the kitchen sponge with my bare hands (a totally separate issue), so the scalding water doesn't bother me. I think it gets the dishes cleaner, and faster. But it burns him if he needs to stick his hand in for something, which happens more often than you'd think, because we've had this water temperature discussion many times. 

Anyway, the first thought that came to my mind was "he's right! I burned something with the too-hot water!"

I know I shouldn't laugh at your poor cat, but I love that he didn't notice he was on fire. That's comedy gold. And I'm glad he's okay too. =)

I hate being home sick because all I can think of is how much I could get getting done. You know, if I could stand up without being so dizzy that I fall over. MINOR SETBACK.

your cat was afire? Sorry you're sick. Maybe you need a humidifier. Knocking on wood, we're the only family I know that hasn't been sick this winter, and we religiously sleep with humidifiers on. YOU do the math. Or you don't have to do the math. I just like math. And that phrase.

Being sick is terrible! I used to be super-immune-system girl as well, but that's faded the closer I get to 30.

Oh my gosh your poor cat! So glad he's okay. But also laughing at the thought of him sauntering around with his tail smoking.

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