where does the energy go?

[redbird]

I didn't do that much yesterday--some bouncing around downtown, but that was a series of subway, walk, go somewhere and sit; repeat. But here I am completely wiped, trying to blame the cat for not insisting I go to bed last night, even though I told myself about four times "go to bed" before I finally listened.

I was thinking of getting cattitude a birthday adjective, but I'm not sure I have time to do it right, and without getting a bunch of stuff that he wouldn't actually enjoy. If I'd thought of it sooner...

Fortunately, most of what needs doing today can be done right here in my living room.

Comments

[flickgc.livejournal.com]

a birthday adjective
*blink*

[stealthpup.livejournal.com]

My thought exactly. "birthday adjective"?

[redbird]

Well, I was saying that I needed to go get his birthday present, but what came out was "I need to get you a birthday book....um....noun...present -- gift." That led to the idea of a birthday verb, which we agreed would be too hard to wrap, and thence to a "birthday adjective."

[(Anonymous)]

I suggest purple. Or maybe splendiferous? How about delightful?

A birthday verb would doubtless be a trip out somewhere.

And I tend to find that every time I am inexplicably tired, especially if I am also inexplicably grumpy about it, it somehow happens that it is 27 days into the biological month and what I need to do is lie down on the sofa and read nice soothing literature, like frex Jerry Pournelle or John Barnes or S.M. Stirling on the subject of people fighting other people and winning.

Hope you're feeling more energetic soon.

Jo (bluejo@vif.com)

You got it in one

[redbird]

It was fun shopping for it, and he seems quite happy with his assorted purpleness.

[cattitude.livejournal.com]

My day-before-birthday adjective is "curious."