Snails - Response on Threads Part 5
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Good morning, Mad
Looks like a mess at the boy's place, Tib. Hope they get power back soon, and that your power stays on.
Looks like a mess at the boy's place, Tib. Hope they get power back soon, and that your power stays on.
snow's coming off the trees now - looks like a blizzard out there 
i wonder if the kittens are up for their morning stroll?
i wonder if the kittens are up for their morning stroll?
My sister e-mailed me a pic of her parking spot in downtown Boston and a detailed account of her having to climb up onto the snow, only to bend down & dig out the parking meter so she could put in a bunch of quarters...of which she dropped a couple.
they check the meters when they're buried under the snow?!
I bet the kittens aren't going to want their feet to be cold for very long (if at all)
I bet the kittens aren't going to want their feet to be cold for very long (if at all)
not a single one showed her face at the door!
all are still curled up in their favorite sleeping spots
i have no intentions of going out there, frannie!
lol. If you do, I want pictures of you falling.
Sorry, that wasn't very nice.
Speaking of falling.
GF is doing pretty well.
She's still super paranoid about walking on snow/ice though. (a good thing)
She said the other day "I still don't remember you talking to me about it". She'll probably always have that short "blank spot"...(reference to a specific interval that all of us involved remember but her.) Other than that, I'd be offended. 
I usually make SOME impression....
GF is doing pretty well.
She's still super paranoid about walking on snow/ice though.
(a good thing)She said the other day "I still don't remember you talking to me about it". She'll probably always have that short "blank spot"...(reference to a specific interval that all of us involved remember but her.) Other than that, I'd be offended.
I usually make SOME impression....
Speaking of falling.
GF is doing pretty well.
She's still super paranoid about walking on snow/ice though.
She said the other day "I still don't remember you talking to me about it". She'll probably always have that short "blank spot"...(reference to a specific interval that all of us involved remember but her.) Other than that, I'd be offended.
I'm glad the gf is doing better. I'm super paranoid about walking on snow/ice and I haven't fallen.
apparently, sometimes, bouncing one's head off the ground blocks the impression of you, Atty. tell her not to do it too often
Dang, Mad, that's nuts.
Smart kitties, Tibs. That's what my beasties did all day yesterday, even the girl who used to be impervious to the weather. She was "you can't make me go out there, and if you do i'm just going to stand and look miserable"
Dang, Mad, that's nuts.
Smart kitties, Tibs. That's what my beasties did all day yesterday, even the girl who used to be impervious to the weather. She was "you can't make me go out there, and if you do i'm just going to stand and look miserable"
Hey CES....
I know as a generalization that concussion can cause memory loss...but (forgive me for asking but) does it matter what area is "sloshed"? Like, you'd say:
"Oh, yeah, she got a back-of-the-head bump, probably with a front of the brain, <whatever that term was> contra-whatever and so it impacts the ____ area that does the short-term to long-term memory formation or storage or whatever!"
I mean, I assume it must be either the back of your brain or front that does that, given that she doesn't remember and she hit the back of her head on the cement. (Sorry, IDK if this type of stuff is even what you do...so not fair of me)
I know as a generalization that concussion can cause memory loss...but (forgive me for asking but) does it matter what area is "sloshed"? Like, you'd say:
"Oh, yeah, she got a back-of-the-head bump, probably with a front of the brain, <whatever that term was> contra-whatever and so it impacts the ____ area that does the short-term to long-term memory formation or storage or whatever!"
I mean, I assume it must be either the back of your brain or front that does that, given that she doesn't remember and she hit the back of her head on the cement. (Sorry, IDK if this type of stuff is even what you do...so not fair of me)
@CES. I was typing when you posted that. Now I don't feel so bad for asking. 'cuz
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