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A Saturday Morning Thought:
movies coconut flat whites and a new Raymond's haunt,
accessible saloons and restaurants to hang out in,
a place to read in the sun,
and endless people to meet-share my day and be alone with,
an elevator to my new queen size dream factory where I'm not the host,
And a shower to roll into with a roof to talk with the Buddha....
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In the last lull of a productive con-call with one of the fastest talkers I've heard in a long time.
7.55-7.59 arrive. tour suze central for new smells, new furniture configuration, scan for new crumbs on kitchen floor.
8.00-9.45 monitor eu concalls from the bed
9.30-10.00 watch sub-alpha run around trying to get dressed and pack bag. allow leashing.
10.00 - 10.05 potty break, catch bus
10.05 - 10.30 see city from window, wag tail at small children, studiously ignore strange smelly people.
10.31 - 10.47 off-leash belly rubbing/kibble snitching rounds in trb
10.48 - 10.59 lure unsuspecting people in copy machine area over for petting from behind babygate.
11.00-11.04 watch all humans and sub-alpha go into office down the hall.
11.05-12.18 monitor mumbling from the interminable meeting down the hall, nap on sub-alpha's shoes.
12.19-12.26 lend emotional support to sub-alpha who is annoyed with computers that don't turn on and/or won't connect to network. she keeps saying something about power outage, generators, and bad voodoo. i have no idea what it means, but it must be good-- we're leaving. allow leashing.
12.27-12.37 potty break, catch bus.
12.37-13.05 see city from bus window, wag tail at small children, studiously ignore strange smelly people.
13.06-13.11 mark as many plants and poles as possible between bus stop and suze central.
13.12-13.17 tour suze central for new smells, new furniture configuration, scan for new crumbs on kitchen floor.
13.18-13.48 monitor sub-alpha's lunch preparation. collect crumbs.
13.49-17.49 monitor sub-alpha working. nap.
17.50-18.03 lure sub-alpha to bed with insistent staring. pose for photograph. request belly rubbing. encourage sub-alpha to take a nap break. demonstrate napping.
18.04-18.38 nap with sub-alpha.
18.39-18.43 alert sub-alpha that alpha is calling. monitor conversation. stand guard by door.
18.44 alert sub-alpha that alpha is at door.
18.45 -18.49 greet alpha. demonstrate excitement. allow leashing.
18.50 leave suze central.
bridesmaids getting ready call. The only time my sister smile is when she's not facing the camera. I wonder if their wedding photographer would have a hard time hehe.
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Chatting with Matt at Veeqo - prior to the acquisition - I was working remotely in Moab.
These two were just eggs when we left for our trip several weeks ago but last week, I almost stepped on 'em when I was walking around outside while on one of my daily concalls. Today is the first time in the last 10 days that I couldn't find either of 'em. I think that they finally decided that they were strong enough fliers to leave the safety of my yard and find a new place to hang out.
As you can see, their feathers are still coming in in these pics. I've got some more recent captures that I'll post tomorrow that shows what they looked like the day before yesterday.
@ Yahoo! Indonesia (CEO Suite, 15th floor. One Pacific Place)
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I've got this stand of swamp milkweed at the edge of the water in my backyard that has always been a great attractor of swallowtails in the past. This year, though, they've been incredibly scarce to the point of me getting no photos at all this year. Today, while having my group concall I sat out on the back deck and noticed this bug come flying in. It's far from a perfect specimen but it's a start.