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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, TADPOLE!
Feb. 24th, 2006 11:36 amShe's small and delicate and very pretty, with her silky hair and impish smile. You can never quite see her eyes, cos her bangs have the deplorable habit to grow over them in no time, so trust me on this: she has big, very beautiful, very dark eyes, and the most expressive little face.
And she sees everything. EVERYTHING. She is a finder of lost items and shed hairs. If she doesn't decide to work with animals when she grows up, she'll make a very good CSI.
She has a complete rabbit fetish. She owns at least 6 or 7 stuffed rabbits, and she loves each and every one of them to death. She squeals with delight every time she sees a rabbit. She wants a live rabbit of her own "when the cat is dead, mummy!"
She loves our cat, too, though. She really does. A bit too much at times, even.
She is as cuddly as a tiny kitten. She liked to be held, and petted, and kissed. She doesn't like to sleep on her own and still slips into bed with us in the middle of the night often enough.
She's as stubborn as a mule. She will not do anything she does not want to do, or is too shy to do, or is too bored to do (especially at school *rolls eyes*). We are trying to teach her how to use her determination to her advantage, but it's not easy because of TEH STUBBORN OMG!
And she's five today.
Happy Birthday, Tadpole, my love. I am blessed to have you in my life. *hugs her Tadpole*
In other news: the main computer in the house had three harddrives divided into 5 logical drives, and to my great relief, it's the XP system disk that died -- and I do mean died. It's not just lost data, it's a disk that simply refuses to do anything. It's physically broken.
So we have to re-install everything, and I have lost all my chat logs, but since I save EVERYTHING onto my data disk, including my outlook mailboxes! my data is miraculously intact. I can't access it yet (Husband is still working on the re-installation -- he was a lot less thrilled than I am to realize that the system was the only thing that had been wiped out), but it's still there. HURRAH!
Many thanks for all the good wishes, the sympathy and the offers of help, much appreciated.
And she sees everything. EVERYTHING. She is a finder of lost items and shed hairs. If she doesn't decide to work with animals when she grows up, she'll make a very good CSI.
She has a complete rabbit fetish. She owns at least 6 or 7 stuffed rabbits, and she loves each and every one of them to death. She squeals with delight every time she sees a rabbit. She wants a live rabbit of her own "when the cat is dead, mummy!"
She loves our cat, too, though. She really does. A bit too much at times, even.
She is as cuddly as a tiny kitten. She liked to be held, and petted, and kissed. She doesn't like to sleep on her own and still slips into bed with us in the middle of the night often enough.
She's as stubborn as a mule. She will not do anything she does not want to do, or is too shy to do, or is too bored to do (especially at school *rolls eyes*). We are trying to teach her how to use her determination to her advantage, but it's not easy because of TEH STUBBORN OMG!
And she's five today.
Happy Birthday, Tadpole, my love. I am blessed to have you in my life. *hugs her Tadpole*
In other news: the main computer in the house had three harddrives divided into 5 logical drives, and to my great relief, it's the XP system disk that died -- and I do mean died. It's not just lost data, it's a disk that simply refuses to do anything. It's physically broken.
So we have to re-install everything, and I have lost all my chat logs, but since I save EVERYTHING onto my data disk, including my outlook mailboxes! my data is miraculously intact. I can't access it yet (Husband is still working on the re-installation -- he was a lot less thrilled than I am to realize that the system was the only thing that had been wiped out), but it's still there. HURRAH!
Many thanks for all the good wishes, the sympathy and the offers of help, much appreciated.
