This is always apropos to my state of being: failing to plan is planning to fail, and that includes planning to have the failure of failure-planning planned.
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Caturday Night Special, Episode 0x33
This is always apropos to my state of being: failing to plan is planning to fail, and that includes planning to have the failure of failure-planning planned.
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That cat looks almost exactly like the one I used to have.
Orange and white cats have that wonderful ability to leave hair on anything and have it show.
Was your cat as arboreal as this one? (Thankfully, mine is rather terrestrial, so anything more than a meter or so off the ground is safe.)
No, he didn't climb much. Though he did like to sit on top of vehicles, particularly my parents' minivan.
And while I miss my little buddy, I certainly don't miss his hair. That stuff was everywhere.
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