tonight i'm dealing with them. how am i going to make a few extra bucks this month? should i devote the funds i do have to more practical pursuits or further adventures? should i spend the winter on the dairy? what do i hope to come of that and what would i do after?
thank goodness for chris, he is always willing to cut through the bullshit of everyday life. you know, ask the really tough questions. for instance, today he asked me: "how is it even possible to give cats acupuncture?" i considered the question, along with all the cats that i knew that received acupuncture (including one wily maine coon i couldn't imagine holding still for a moment) and admitted i hadn't the slightest clue.
so i gots out my internets, watched a few youtube videos, and did a little google search. brilliance! turns out that the needles don't bother the cat at all. they are so tiny you see and, according to some, cats are so "body sensitive" that they know it is all good for them. if nothing else, they simply lack the awareness of what is going down during their little session. and if they do get testy about the wee needles modern techniques with lasers can work the magic of needles minus the invasiveness.
the skinny: acupuncture is for kitties and chris is for thinkers (and lovers).
but this talk leads me to another tough question: why is there no room for a little familiar in my life? perhaps this is food for thought on another day.
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