Honestly, I\u2019m a little surprised to see I haven\u2019t written here in six days. Seems like it\u2019s been three max. Perhaps because on more than one occasion this week, I\u2019ve finished lunch clean-up\/internet farting about around 2:00, settled down on the couch to \u2018read\u2019 a bit, and woken up around 4:30, just in time to start thinking about what I\u2019m going to make for dinner. You would think a person would get bored of so much sleeping, but even by lunchtime each day, my jaw and foot are quite sore, so apparently, despite not getting out of the house much, I\u2019m flexing all the time.<\/p>\n
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Twice since quarantine, I\u2019ve taken a bath, and if you are able, I highly recommend! Usually baths bore me and make me vaguely feel like I\u2019m serving myself as soup. Plus, with California\u2019s drought conditions, it\u2019s a bit of a self-side-eye indulgence. But lately, it has been exactly right, as it\u2019s been rainy AF all day, and I can open the window above the bathtub and cool air pours down on my face, in nice contrast to the steamy water I\u2019m in. Now you are in a bath with me in your mind! Quit hogging the soap.<\/p>\n
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You may be aware from Anne posts in other quadrants of the universe that we have two cats. One cat is the absolute absence of human relatability. She likes to cry at the door for attention, then sprint away when you come out. She does not like to be touched and will slinky her spine to keep you at a minimum one inch distance from her fur at all times. She doesn’t like eye contact. However, she does like to pet you. I like to think that according to her world view, she is the owner and we are the pets, and therefore she is simply doing her job of minding us.<\/p>\n
Maybe it\u2019s the strange and constant rain, or perhaps her secret understanding of current events, but this cat is exceptionally needy these days. Here is a small clip of her petting me.<\/p>\n