ow. and perspective.

[metawidget]

Managed to wonk my shoulder again (first time in five months or so) in the supermarket. It wasn't too painful, but it still sucks. I did it in front of a guy who also had recurring shoulder dislocations. He stood there and talked to me, and winced when I popped it back in. My forearm aches now.

I just realized that if Noisette has a full cat lifetime, she'll be with me into my thirties or even early forties. How's that for life-changing decisons? And feeling old?

I think, all things going more or less as I predict, I'll be financially stable on paper (as well as in reality) in a couple of weeks, delinquent roommate contributions or no. That could be very good.

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[ravi.livejournal.com]

What's wrong with your shoulder? Are you like azrhey ? (You have no idea what you're missing until you've seen her do her stuff)

Cat -- I know what you mean. That's one of the biggest reasons I'd never get a pet. I want the flexibility and control that I have over my life currently, and I'm too responsible to simply trash the cat in the dumpster and go away to mexico in a few years ... and there's a good chance I might want to do exactly that, and so yeah, here I am, pet-less :)

'Financial stability' sounds like a mirage, ugh.

[metawidget]

Chronic anterior dislocation — I'm not sure what azrhey can pull off, but mine isn't much of a party trick. It makes a crunching sound, though.

I hope to be the one to give Noisette geriatric care. Then again, by that time I may be keeping her and kidlets separated, too... and children last even longer than cats if treated right.

Financial stability may be fickle, but I'll get as long a dance as I can get.