My precious boy kitty got on me this morning to make me feed him and his sister.


A couple of months ago some kind person shared his fleas in the breezeway and we had to fight them. Unfortunately, my baby's skin gets so dried out from the treatments. He's been a mass of scratches and scabs. But I've been treating his skin with a few things I found online, and it's really working. He's not scratching or grooming nearly as much as he was.

When he got on me for snuggles this morning, I realized how much better his skin is!

I live inland that, next to us in the west is Pennsylvania. Where I lived as a child was close to the infamous Jersey Shore.

I hadn't seen my in-laws for a while and have been barely talking to my mom lately. They showed up at my house suddenly and that was kinda nice even though it was short lived.

Bought a Union Jack T-shirt (I have Scotch-Irish blood through my paternal grandma, but still North Ireland and Scotland make the majority of the UK and the flag)

Bought some Japanese items for a collection along with a snack crate

Bought two video games for the Switch: ARMS and Sushi Strikers: The Way of Sushido. ARMS is a boxing game that utilizes long stretchy arms not unlike those countless Looney Tunes extendo boxing gloves arms. Attached at the hand end are ARMS, which are special weapons used to beat up your opponent.

I could imagine Illumination (Who did the Despicable Me anthology) animating something this bizarre into a film. They actually had a prolonged montage of Gru attempting to break in Vector's lair and failing in gag after gag in the Warner Brothers style

Sushi Strikers: The Way of Sushido is a match 3 game with a story and special game play mechanics. If you thought that the average match 3 was tough, consider that, in this game, you have conveyor belts going in alternate directions, the plates from your match ups become projectiles and you work with sushi sprites who are endowed with skills that can help turn the tide of battle.

It's a weird game, but sushi doesn't get enough cred in videogames (usually onigiri or ramen is part of the culture both in game and in real life). I actually acquired a second sprite.

Found my engineering notes. I have some Kokuyo Campus notebooks devoted to some items that shall remain secret because I have my concerns of my image. I like it, but some things being loved is rather subjective. I'm probably buying another set of notebooks for my normal crap.

But yes, my room looks like a cluster bomb went off inside of it. I have more research before I decide to go ahead.

But the big bonus today is we finally killed that fly that's been bothering us all summer.

So, I retrieved my old notes and have plans to scan the designs into the computer and then store on disc. My room is a fucking mess and I have nowhere to sit when working on the computer. But the fly is no longer a concern to account for when in the kitchen.

Huh? What do you mean by that?

My day was simple. Nothing much happened. Me and the boyfriend are getting to the final few episodes of Hitman Reborn. I've seen it before but he hasn't. I love how excited he gets over it though. He can't deal with cliff hangers. He's like a kid at Christmas when I come home from work and we watch another episode.

The Northern Ireland flag provides the red diagonal stripes and Scotland flag provides the blue background and white diagonal stripes. I got that part right, but looking back, reading maps was one of my least successful things.

In any case I have been working on keeping tabs on tons of things in my life working. It's starting to become a browser with frozen tabs, music coming from a number of tabs and I have absolutely no idea where exactly it is coming from and the pages are text heavy with documents for technical maintenance, the US Code, Penal and Civil codes for every state and county with all 50 states. I also went out this afternoon during a hot day and yes, if you left it in the sun long enough, you could have baked dashboard cookies.

My father is going to an AA meeting with his protege from work. The two both stated their reason was for the sake of health and family. My father is going to stick to it. His main complaints of rehab last time was at the height of the heroin epidemic in Washington state. (He was in his 50's and was the only one there being treated for alcoholism and the majority of the addicted were around 25.)

It's been insane. I recently signed up for a fan club group on Facebook for cat aficionados. I posted a few pictures of Gemini and one of her got about 150 reactions. The only other reasons I am on Facebook is 1.) My family is on there and 2.) I am a fan of the famous fan artist and commissioned artist Drachea Rannak. A former Deviant Art artist, he left due to the hostile environment from hostile trolls. Either way, Drachea-sensei (-sensei can refer to professionals in any field beyond teachers in academics or martial arts) had given me pointers in the event I get back to drawing again.

So things have been exhausted trying to keep tabs on my fate and health.

So anyway I went to go pick up my medication and I was in line waiting for it. I was so bored asf so I opened my FB. Earlier I had participated in this little game where you post a selfie and someone will comment which Disney character you resemble. So anyway back to waiting in line I was looking at my results. Someone had replied with Rufio from Hook and I was laughing. Too funny.

Had to look him up. I haven't seen that movie in awhile. It must be your spiked, multi-colored hair.

Mmmhm. And part of the white stripes are for the background of the England flag too. I'd say it was Scotland and England that take up the majority of the Union Jack. Nothing for Wales though.

Yeah, I was wondering about that. Vexillological origins are interesting when socio-political terms on what goes where come up.

I think that back when the Union flag was designed, Wales came under the St George cross as it was part of the kingdom of England. They ought to redesign it!

I just realized your pp is a gif

Cleaning up my room in the middle of the night. I figured "If I'm awake, I might as well be constructive".